News N/Assembly most corrupt arm of govt – Jega Published 6 years ago on May 29, 2018 By Cami Ezenwa The immediate past chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof Attahiru Jega, has accused the National Assembly of being the most corrupt arm of government. Related Topics:CorruptionINECNational AssemblyProf Attahiru Jega Up Next 3 varsities to begin degree programmes in herbal medicine Don't Miss President Muhammadu Buhari’s speech on democracy day celebration Advertisement You may like Nigeria Sitting On A Keg Of Gunpowder –Olusegun Obasanjo Adulterated Petroleum Products’ Importers In House Of Reps’ Trouble Check Out The News Well Before Stepping Out Tomorrow, June 11 Southeast Set To Get Another State, Orlu State Tinubu To Address Joint National Assembly On May 29 $413 000 Bribery Allegation: Abdullahi Ganduje, Wife, Son Must Show Up In Court April 17 Click to comment Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Latest Business1 day ago Illegal Electronic Transactions: CBN Issues New Directive To PSPs Business1 day ago Be Wise, 5 Tips To Save Money From Huge Electricity Bills Business2 days ago Breaking: Chinese Goods Still Dominate Nigerian Markets.. News2 days ago Nigeria’s Daily Crude Oil Prices September News2 days ago The Pathetic Story Of People Of African Descent News2 days ago The Top 10 Causes Of Death As At August -WHO Lifestyle3 days ago 7 Money Management Principles They Used To Become Wealthy News3 days ago Woman Slumps, Dies While Sharing Testimony In Church Business3 days ago Breaking: First Bank Explains Divestment Decision Of FBNQuest Politics3 days ago Gani Adams Slams Tinubu’s Govt, Says It’s Becoming.. News3 days ago So You Want To Travel To The East By Sienna (II) News3 days ago So You Want To Travel To The East By Sienna? Politics3 days ago Edo State Governorship::TMG Charges INEC, Electorates Sports4 days ago Osimhen To Watch Nigeria Rwanda Match From The Bench News4 days ago DSS Responds To Alleged Invasion of SERAP Offices