FG to withdraw National honours from Indicted Individuals

President Jonathan is about to withdraw national honours of individuals who have been convicted of one crime or the other or facing criminal offenses.

GEJ asked the secretary to the governmant, Anyim Pius Anyim, to compile the names of these individuals and send to him. Among those who might make are the Former IG of police Tafa Balogun, former PDP chieftain Bode George, Former Bank CEOs, Cecilia Ibru and Erastus Akingbola all have national honours and have been indicted.

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