It was a visibly worried PresidentGoodluck Jonathan that walked into the venue of a high powered meeting with top officials of the Executive, Legislature, Judiciary and anti-corruption agencies at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa in Abuja on Monday.
We gathered from a top source that Mr Presidency opened up to the privilege few who attended the meeting the he is embarrassed by the level of corruption that is associated with people in his administrationand sincerely want an end to the menace.
Speaking at the end of the meeting, Senate Leader, Senator Ndoma-Egba disclosed that the president is indeed saddened by what is going on. “The president is obviously worried about the incidence of corruption and fromdiscussions we had, all the arms of government are indeed worried about it. We looked at the challenges in the fight against corruption, and some of the issues are constitutional.
"The National Assembly will take another look at these issues. The Judiciary also gave its own insight into the constraints; all of these will be addressed. Funding of agencies, especially the EFCC and the ICPC, was also discussed,” he said.
On his part, the Attorney-general of the federation (AGF), Mohammed Bello Adoke disclosed the President is very worried and that they are now, more than ever, ready to fight corruption.
“Yes, we are coming out with a national strategy on the fight against corruption, and that strategy will involve the three arms of government. We discussed at length, got insight from each arm of government and we will meet again to reviewthe issues that arose from today's meeting,” Adoke said
Also present at the meeting are Namadi Sambo, David Mark, Aminu Tambuwal, Dahiru Musdafa (CJN) Sanusi Lamido (CBN), Ibrahim Lamorde (EFCC); Ekpo Nta (ICPC)
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Mr President, i think it's high time you take action. Enough of this corruption. We believe in you that's why we voted for you, this country has to change for better.
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