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FCC Boss, Muheeba Dankaka, reacts after being accused of selling MDA jobs for N7m to jobseekers
The Chairperson, Federal Character Commission Muheeba Dankaka says the commission was like a marketplace for selling job slots before she assumed office, stating that an attempt to stop the alleged corruption pitted her against some commissioners.
She made the revelation during while appearing before the House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee investigating alleged job racketeering & abuse of Integrated Personnel Payroll Information System by Ministries Department & Agencies.
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The House had directed the chairperson & all the 36 commissioners of the commission to appear on Wednesday after she failed to do so on Tuesday.
The chairperson who appeared was accused of alleged job racketeering & abuse of extant laws & the FCC establishment Act by some of the commissioners tagged ‘Integrity Group’.
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