Why Nigeria's Ex-President, GEJonathan, Sacked Me As officialEFCC Boss -Farida Waziri | Sahara Reporters Waziri said one of the reasons she was sacked was because she refused to back down on some oil racketeers. READ MORE:
A former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Farida Waziri, has given a number of reasons she was sacked from her old job by Nigeria's ex-President, Goodluck Jonathan. She said she got to know about her sack from the former Head of Media and Publicity in the agency, Femi Babafemi.
“I have been sacked.” He grumbled about someone disturbing his sleep. “It’s too early for jokes this morning. “The date was November 23, 2011. It didn’t take me by surprise. There had been rumblings and maneuverings in the recent past to guess such an end was in the offing. The last straw that broke the camel’s back was an EFCC operation in Lagos," she said.
“The message was an order: ”Release the man immediately!” My calm explanation to the voice from the villa was “The person you are calling for is not arrested; it is his accountant we invited here.” “Okay, let the accountant go,” she said.The former EFCC boss said that was the beginning of her sack.
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