Niger's anti-corruption agencies COLDDEF and HALCIA have joined the fight n the Republic of Niger, there was a dispute between the new ...
Niger's anti-corruption agencies COLDDEF and HALCIA have joined the fight
n the Republic of Niger, there was a dispute between the new anti-corruption agency, COLDDEF, and the old HALCIA agency, after the head of the agency accused the former agency of destroying some investigation data, which he said was interfering with the ongoing investigations. now.
While speaking to the press at the end of a meeting with the President of the CNSP this weekend, the new head of COLDDEF anti-corruption agency, Colonel Abdoul Wahid Djibo, announced that he and his entourage are achieving success in recovering the looted money. .
He said that the review of these projects at the present time of the show has recovered more than 15,000 million CFA, which made the President very happy and even emphasized his support for them, he said.
The head of the agency said that the resistance they faced was that which was related to HALCIA because according to him, this former anti-corruption agency destroyed all the records of the investigations it conducted during its time, except for some petitions that it handed over to the .
However, in a written statement they sent to the press, the commissioners of the former HALCIA agency rejected this accusation which they called baseless.
According to them, all the information in question is in hand and nothing has been destroyed.
In the same way, the new COLDDEF board has never shown the need to get any information apart from the reports it requested to get from HALCIA, and it was given the notice of cooperation of the commissioners of the old HALCIA board.
The activists have already started to express their frustration over the occurrence of this crisis which they think will do nothing but cause a setback in the war that has been waged against the thieves of the national wealth.
The President of the FCR, Souley Oumarou, expressed his displeasure with this controversy, although according to him, it is a sign of the failure of the new commission in the war it was entrusted with the responsibility of implementing.
Corruption and bribery are among the major problems that are defined as the reasons behind the economy of Niger and the development of its people.
In the past, all the authorities that have been given this responsibility have faced resistance from politicians or from the authorities, which is why the officials concerned were required to swear an oath on the holy book to ensure justice and truth.
For more information, listen to Souley Moumouni Barma's report.
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