CONTROVERSY OVER RECOVERED LOOT BY EFCC IN LAGOS

Its now beyond any doubt that the money found in Lagos belongs to the NIA, approved by Jonathan more than two years ago as funding for covert operation in line with the  mandate of NIA.
The fact that the money is still unspent more than two years after it was disbursed raises lots of question. Considering that NIA has no jurisdiction to conduct a covert operation within Nigeria. It is possible that it was merely a slush fund being being embezzled under the perverted guise of National security.
The EFCC exposed the poor coordination, unhealthy competition and mutual distrust among our security agencies. This is the second time NIA is being embarrassed by "friendly"  exposes. The first was when the Senate in advertently blew the cover of some of ambassadorial nominees, causing major setback, to Nigeria's intelligence resources abroad.
This tell us  a lots about the office of National security adviser and the role its allowed to play under this govt in its honest attempt to prevent another Dasuki from happening.