Nuhu ribadu news

Nuhu Ribadu is a Nigerian former police officer and anti-corruption activist. Here are some recent news updates about him:

Appointment as Chairman of the Petroleum Revenue Task Force: In 2020, President Muhammadu Buhari appointed Ribadu as the Chairman of the Petroleum Revenue Task Force, a committee set up to investigate and recover alleged mismanagement of petroleum revenue in Nigeria.
Corruption allegations against former governors: In 2020, Ribadu led a team of investigators to probe corruption allegations against former governors of Nigeria, including James Ibori and Jolly Nyame. The investigation led to the recovery of millions of dollars in stolen funds.
Call for reform of Nigeria's anti-corruption agencies: In 2020, Ribadu called for reforms in Nigeria's anti-corruption agencies, including the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), which he once headed. He argued that the agencies needed to be more effective and independent to tackle corruption effectively.
Support for Buhari's anti-corruption efforts: Ribadu has consistently supported President Buhari's efforts to tackle corruption in Nigeria. In 2020, he praised the President's commitment to fighting corruption and called on Nigerians to support his efforts.
Investigation into alleged corruption in the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC): In 2020, Ribadu led an investigation into alleged corruption in the NNPC, which led to the recovery of millions of dollars in stolen funds.

Some recent quotes from Nuhu Ribadu:

"Corruption is a cancer that is eating away at the fabric of our society. We must all work together to eradicate it." (Source: Vanguard, 2020)
"The EFCC needs to be more effective and independent to tackle corruption effectively. We need to strengthen the institution and give it the necessary resources to do its job." (Source: ThisDay, 2020)
"President Buhari is committed to fighting corruption and I believe he will succeed. We must all support him in this effort." (Source: Leadership, 2020)

Please note that these quotes and news updates are subject to change and may not reflect Ribadu's current views or activities.