President Bola Tinubu has cleared the way for Mohammed Danjuma to return to his post as Permanent Secretary, Finance (Special Duties). Danjuma had been suspended while the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission carried out a probe connected to him. The presidential decision lifts that suspension outright. No word was given on the outcome of the investigation or whether the inquiry has wound down. The move restores a senior figure to a sensitive portfolio in the finance ministry. Officers in the federal civil service have followed the case closely, since suspensions tied to anti-graft inquiries rarely end with a quiet return to duty. Danjuma can now resume the special assignments attached to his office.