Corruption: Buhari Signs Executive Order On Suspicious Assets

Hamilton Nwosa
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President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday signed an Executive Order on the preservation of suspicious assets connected with corruption.

The Presidency disclosed this in a message posted on one of its verified Twitter handles, @AsoRock.

Buhari signed the document at the Council Chamber of the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

“President @MBuhari has just signed a Presidential Executive Order on the Preservation of Suspicious Assets Connected with Corruption at the Council Chambers, State House, Abuja,” the message read.

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