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Federal Government has promised not to bury the report submitted by the investigative panel on bribery allegations involving controversial cross-dresser, Idris Okuneye, also known as Bobrisky.
The Minister of Interior, Dr Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, who disclosed this, yesterday, said the outcome of the investigation would be made public, emphasising that they had nothing to hide.
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Tunji-Ojo, who expressed gratitude to the panel for their prompt response and commitment to the task, said the report would be followed by action.
He said: “We can’t afford to fail Mr President and Nigerians at large, nor are we ready to truncate the nation’s promising future.”
He added that any officer implicated in the report would undergo the necessary disciplinary process and be punished accordingly.
“This particular committee was set up three weeks ago, and we promised that the report would be ready in two weeks and that we would make it public.”
“This is because we have nothing to hide; for us, this is about reforms, cleaning up processes, and ensuring we build strong institutions that will outlive every one of us. We recognise that the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) is a key institution within our judicial system.”
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