News N/Assembly most corrupt arm of govt – Jega Published 7 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 Ooni Superior To Other Yoruba Traditional Rulers –Osun Monarch Efforts To Disbar Farotimi At Legal Disciplinary Committee Fails Who Wants INEC Chairman Mahmood Yakubu Dead? Why We Oppose Lower Taxes For Common Man -Zulum Tax Reform Bill: A Must Read If You Earn Below N1m #Ondodecides2024: Gunshots Rock Ondo, Edo Border Community Click to comment Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published.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 Nigerian Bottling Company Recommits to Youth Empowerment Business1 day ago Academy For Artificial Intelligence Rolls Out July News1 day ago His Own Mother, But He Hacked Her To Death News1 day ago How Wedding Guests Who Lost Their Way Were … Lifestyle1 day ago Federal Government Warns Advertising Agencies Over Foreign.. Politics1 day ago Iwuanyanwu’s Will Bans Young Widow From Remarrying & Also.. News1 day ago Police Provides Clues On Deadly Kano Bomb Entertainment2 days ago Ned Nwoko Sues Influencer For Defamation Against Regina News2 days ago PHOTOS: Nigeria’s 1st Female Fighter Pilot Makes History In Ghana Politics5 days ago 17 Tinubu Men Ready To Take Over At Rivers Agencies News5 days ago US Court Jails 5 Nigerians 159 Years Over $17m Fraud Business5 days ago Olori Aderonke Emmanuelking Honoured In Spirit-Filled Birthday Celebration Politics2 weeks ago Democracy Day: Ambassador Ajadi Extols Icons Of June 12, Raps Govt Politics2 weeks ago American Voters Approve Of Trump Despite Immigration Deportations News2 weeks ago June 12 Protesters Begin Mobilisation, Seek Police Protection