According to Premium Times, the chairman of the body, Muhyi Gado, stated that the suspension was indefinite.
Gado explained that the commission could not continue, as the House of Assembly was also conducting an investigation.
“We are not happy with the coming in of the House of Assembly into this matter and we cannot continue doing the same thing with them; that is why we allowed them to do it themselves.
“You see many would rather see the House interference as purely political while our own has nothing to do with that. We do things professionally according to the dictate of laws,” a source said.
The Kano State Public Complaints and Anti-corruption Commission was investigating alleged misuse of N6billion.
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