“Our Civil Service Is No Longer Civil, It Is Corruption-Loving,” Says TV Anchor Oseni Rufai, Urging Tinubu To Tackle Corruption In His Cabinet

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“Our Civil Service Is No Longer Civil, It Is Corruption-Loving,” Says TV Anchor Oseni Rufai, Urging Tinubu To Tackle Corruption In His Cabinet

Written By Oshiobugie John

Amidst the ongoing controversy surrounding the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, particularly the consultancy contract scandal involving Tunji-Ojo, reported beneficial owner of New Planet Projects Ltd, Oseni Rufai, an Arise TV anchor, has voiced his concerns. Rufai took to his Twitter handle to share his thoughts on how President Tinubu should address corruption within his inner circle. CONTINUE READING

 

 

 

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Expressing his dismay, Rufai stated, “In less than 7 months, President Tinubu’s cabinet now smells of corruption, with a rippling contagion effect. President Tinubu should purge his cabinet and reshuffle things. This is also a strong indication that our civil service is no longer civil; it is corruption-loving.”

Rufai’s statement highlights the urgency he perceives in addressing the corruption issues within the government and emphasizes the need for a decisive response from President Tinubu to maintain integrity in his administration. The ongoing controversies surrounding key ministries, including the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, underscore the challenges in combating corruption at various levels of governance.

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