Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano state has reiterated his commitment in the fight against corruption.
Speaking during a
visit to the state’s Public Complaint and Anti Corruption Commission on
Saturday August 15, Ganduje urged the commission not to compromise the
anti-graft war and further disclosed that he will not interfere in the
prosecution of any political office holder in the state.
Ganduje said;
“Whosoever falls
into the commission’s trap should face the consequence. I will have nothing to
do with it. I will not interfere with any case whosoever might be involved.
“With the way
corruption is fighting back and the fight against corruption being an agenda of
President Muhammad Buhari, the federal government cannot fight it alone. It
needs domestication in the states and the local governments to succeed.”
On his own part, the
chairman of the commission Muhyi Magaji stated that they have set benchmarks in
the country and are being emulated by other states because of the Governor's
support.
He said;
“It is your will and
support that has made this anti-graft agency among the best in the country.
“We have set
benchmarks in the country and are being emulated by other states.”
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