The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr Abubakar Malami has revealed the existence of over 66 accounts allegedly operated by those involved in pensions’ fraud.
This comes amid growing criticism that has rocked the Buhari led administration following the reinstatement of an embattled former Chairman of the Presidential Taskforce on Pension’s Reforms, Mr Abdulrasheed Maina.
Many have said that the controversy surrounding Maina’s return and promotion to the position of Director of the Federal Civil Service has put a question mark on the Federal Government’s commitment in the fight against corruption.
The Attorney-General who was a guest on Channels Television’s Question Time, said shocking discoveries and recoveries have been made so far.
“Over 66 accounts were used in pension fraud associated transactions.
“There exists 12 pending court cases that are related to the pension fund fraud.
Over 66 Accounts Used In Pension Fraud – Malami
