– Tukur Buratai, Nigeria’s revered chief of army staff, is still facing calls to either resign or be sacked by the president for owning two mansions in Dubai
– Though he has pleaded his innocence with the Code of Conduct Bureau vindicating him of alleged crime, CACOL’s Debo Adeniran says that is not enough
– Adeniran is asking the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to find out how he got the $1.5 million with which he purchased the mansions
Debo Adeniran, the executive chairman of the Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders (CACOL), has raised a fresh angle to the story of alleged corruption against the Chief Army Staff (COAS), Tukur Buratai, in relation to his two palatial mansions in Dubai.
The question CCB must answer on Buratai – CACOL
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