Fraudsters accept money from some who want to become ministers in Tinubu's government - Ibrahim Kabir Masari President Tinubu's poli...
Fraudsters accept money from some who want to become ministers in Tinubu's government - Ibrahim Kabir Masari
President Tinubu's political advisor Ibrahim Kabir Masari claimed that some political swindlers are extorting money from others in an effort to get President Tinubu to nominate them as Ministers.
In addition to the 14 new assistant roles President Tinubu announced, Ibrahim Masari stated there are those who are accepting people's work experience credentials and would take them to the DSS and EFCC for job appraisal.
We have a credible report that individuals are robbing people of their money and personal documents, the man claimed. They were instructed by the President to go and find persons or find people who would be assigned to posts. This assertion is untrue.
Masari stated that those who are eager to do so and those who support others were on the list of names that were released on Monday showing those who were appointed as ministers but it has not been validated.
The top member of the Tinubu administration's political team claimed that when Tinubu returns, he will either publish the list of ministers to the public or make a speech.