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No Presidential Approval

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

The process of questioning corrupt officials should not require the president’s approval. An amendment is needed to remove the article concerned.

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THE administration of our state is in chaos. One evidence of this is the confusion over the ‘permission’ from the chief executive to question state officials suspected of corruption.

Statements from different officials are contradictory and confusing. The president has said he has approved all requests to question regional officials suspected of corruption. Cabinet Secretary Dipo Alam backed up the president’s statement by confirming the p

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