Chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Anti-Corruption (PACAC), Professor Itse Sagay (SAN), has challenged the indicted ex-pensions task force boss, Abdulrasheed Maina, to publish names of beneficiaries of looted pensions funds.
Sagay said this in reaction to a video in which Maina claimed that he has not fled the country, adding that he has documents that would expose the real thieves.
Sagay in his reaction, said Maina should first of all turn himself in, before he can think of publishing the names of the said beneficiaries.
“The first thing is that, he should turn himself in. All those who were involved in reabsorbing him should be punished because, as far as I am concerned, they were trying to cover up for him and trying to deceive the country and then wreck the image, which this government has built up as total intolerance of corruption.
“Now, as for what happened, seriously he should be arrested, tried, then if he has a list of beneficiaries, he should publish them.
“We are all anxious to know so that everybody can be gathered together and subjected to the same criminal process.”