(photos) After Senate's rejection, Magu, DSSdirector attend Jumat service againwith Buhari

Nigeria's president Muhammadu Buhariwas again on Friday, March 24, joined for the Jumat prayer inside the Presidential Villa, Abuja by the Director

-General of the Department of State Services (DSS) Lawal Daura and acting chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Ibrahim Magu.

President Muhammadu Buhari was again on Friday, March 24, joined for theJumat prayer by the Director-General of DSS, Lawal Daura and acting chairman of the EFCC Ibrahim Magu.Buhari’s nomination of Magu as substantive chairman was rejected by the Senate on based on a security report by the DSS.Naij.com gathered that Daura had earlier met with the president in his office with a view to briefing him on the activities of his agency.

Daura thereafter joined the president and other top government officials for the prayer.According to The Punch, when approached by State House correspondents after the prayer, Daura declined to grant an interview.Other heads of security agencies that had met with Buhari spoke to journalistsafter their briefings.

Those who had taken their turns before Buhari were the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai; the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar; and the Inspector-General of Police, Mr.Ibrahim Idris.Magu again avoided journalists after theprayer. He left the forecourt of the Presidential Villa through the Service Chiefs’ Gate, avoiding journalists who were waiting in front of the Press Gallery.

TheSenate had rejected Magu’s nominationtwice having done so the first time in December 2016.The acting EFCC boss looked to be doing well during his screening for the position at the Nigerian Senate on Wednesday, March 15 when Senator Dino Melaye revealed that the upper house of legislature had received a letter saying Magu was not qualified for the job because he failed integrity test. by the secret police.

To some Nigerians, Magu's rejection by the Senate again shows that some powerful forces are at play against the acting chief of the anti-corruption agency. They are however adamant thatMagu remains the right man for the job.Based on the recent events in the country, this man in the video below believes President Muhammadu Buhari is the Commander-in-Chief of corruption