I Don’t Like Being Praised While Doing My Job, Says EFCC Boss, Magu

Ibrahim MaguActing Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr. Ibrahim Magu, has said he doesn’t like being praised in the discharge of his duties.
Magu said he preferred constructive criticism so that he would not go astray.
He made this known while speaking with journalists at the conference hall of Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) in Kano on Friday.
The acting EFCC boss also urged Nigerians to shun corruption at all levels so as to help and support President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration realize its dream of rebuilding a country that is based on equity and justice for all.
He also stated that the three arms of government have shown serious commitment in the fight against corruption.
According to him, “we now have the appropriate leadership that with the appropriate political will to fight corruption. All the three arms of government are ready to fight corruption. Support us so that our children and posterity will enjoy this country.
“We are creating awareness so that people will know the evils of corruption. I expect you to monitor us. Monitor me from the outside. I welcome criticisms, whether they are constructive or unconstructive. I don’t like people praising me while doing my job. Tell me what is wrong and I can correct it”.
Magu, who refused to field questions from journalists, agreed that Buhari’s administration has realized huge amount of stolen funds from past corrupt leaders, adding that the current administration will not be deterred by any forces in its resolve to tackle corruption and corrupt leaders.
He also stated that EFCC has solicited the support of local musicians and entertainers to carry the message of the war against corruption to the door-step of every Nigerian.