Dambazau pledges zero tolerance for corruption

The newly appointed Minister of Interior, Abdulrahman Dambazau finally resumed duty yesterday more than 24 hours after his inauguration, pledging to tackle corruption in the ministry.
The minister who was sworn in alongside other 35 ministers by President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday was directed to hit the ground running.
Speaking on assumption of office, Dambazau stated emphatically that: “My leadership will have zero tolerance for corruption, indolence, sectarianism, cronyism, and most of all, impunity.”
While challenging heads of agencies to guide people’s trust jealously, the minister vowed that leadership at all levels will be held accountable for their actions.
He pledged to improve on all levels of welfare, logistics and general workplace safety of the staff of the ministry.