The offended parties had looked for Magu's evacuation in light of the fact that the Senate had twice dismissed his arrangement and wouldn't screen him to take up the situation in a substantive limit.
They contended that Magu, who has been going about as the EFCC executive since 2015, having been dismissed by the senate, was not fit to keep on serving in that limit.
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Conveying judgment, Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu held that there was a lacuna in the law by not accommodating the time span inside which an individual could go about as EFCC's administrator.
She noticed that despite the fact that the lacuna should not be abused to "introduce" Magu in office in substantive limit without the Senate affirmation, it had given the President as the appointor "the famous yam and the blade to do however he sees fit" the arrangement of the EFCC administrator.
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