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Friday, 13 November 2015

5 ex-Perm Secs to face trial for alleged corruption, N292m found in one account

Five of the affected 17 federal Permanent Secretaries that were sacked by President Buhari on Tuesday November 10th may face trial for alleged corruption. Information from the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) indicates that N292 million was found in an account operated by one of the retired Permanent Secretaries account.

ICPC officials had commenced investigations into the personal accounts operated by the permanent secretaries immediately Buhari submitted the ministerial list to the Senate and it was discovered that the account had swollen to N292 million in just five months.

A source at ICP headquarters who spoke with Punch said
“It is true that the ICPC is probing the activities of the permanent secretaries. About N292m was traced to the account of one of the recently retired permanent secretaries. The commission has concluded investigating some of the permanent secretaries while others are still being investigated. For those that we have concluded investigations on them, we have sent their files to relevant places for action. It is not exactly true that those who were not sacked by the President in the recent exercise are innocent. They are also being investigated.”he said
The retired Perm Secs include Aliyu Ismaila; Godknows Igali; Alhaji Baba Farouk; Abdulkadir Musa; Linus Awute; Fatima Bamidele; Obinna John Chukwu; Ezekiel Oyemomi; Anasthesia Nwaobia; Tunji Olaopa; George A. Ossi ; Mike John Nwabiala; Mohammed Bashar and Abdullahi Yola.

35 comments:

  1. They'll ask them to pay 5000 as bail for stealing 292m......#onlyinnigeria

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  2. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    Thank yu Baba for this abeg.... Give way for young dudes....
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  3. Awon fucking greedy OLE!

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  4. Na wa o! Dey should use someone as a scapegoat already to serve as a deterrent to others dat may want to steal. Linda take note!

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  5. Na wa o! Dey should use someone as a scapegoat already to serve as a deterrent to others dat may want to steal. Linda take note!

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  6. Common criminals, no difference between them and Toyin and Bukola Saraki. All glorified Thieves!

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  7. Smh!!
    Everyone in Nigeria seems to be totally corrupt.



    Sincerely speaking the mind of Amadioha

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  8. So what if the man was doing other businesses? Does that make him a thief? So a public servant cannot have money. Allow the elderly men retire in peace.

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  9. I am not surprised, most of the permanent secretaries are richer than some ministers.
    They are the major problems plaguing the various ministries.



    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

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  10. Ehhhhh.....al dix ppl eatn our money eeeee,,,,diaris God oooooooo












    ***odikwa risky nd tyt***

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  11. Chaiiii nawa #ijstfeellikeweepingnow 292m in one person account and d masses are suffering,some retire civil servant/dead civil servant dey nvr pay dem their gratuity smhh.....una cup don full

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  12. PMB,BRF pls note that a part of Warri has been in total blackout day and night for almost a week. You can't walk into any filling station to buy fuel to power your generator because no fuel. Kachukwu pls direct that millions of liters of fuel should be sent to warri like you directed when the north complained. We can't live by the river and not have water to bath. BEDC warri- all we are saying is give us light.

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  13. Blackmail! I think he has fallen out with buhari,otezie ya unyu.Wetin concern me?

    *Linda's best friend*

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  14. Comment frm ROYAL PRIESTHOOD (royalpriesthood007@gmail.com)13 November 2015 at 10:35

    If found guilty they should b punished accordingly so dat dis wil serve as deterrent to others.

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  15. Finally so many thieves need to be caught!! They keep getting richer through stolen funds.

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  16. Great move towards ridding our society of corruption totally. This amount of money may even be a chicken change when compared to what they have stored up in their hidden vaults. Politicians have been doing this with precise constancy with no one batting an eyelid while our young men who out of hunger steal a bike or 5,000 Naira have been lynched and burnt beyond human sympathy in our streets.

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  17. For window blinds, wallpaper and curtain please call 08160856785.

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  18. Hang em all.
    Been itching to Snitch on my Neighbour, but one of her daughters has(been)/is giving me tail. A real sweet fuck 4 dat matter.
    So am gon lay low 4 NOW.

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  19. what a world of corruption when will this end?

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  20. what a world of corruption when will this end?

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  21. Removing the root cancerworms from further spread.

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  22. This pplus wrecked Nigeria big time! Nigeriacan can afford to to give benefits of all sort to all its jobless citizen. But it's all in the acct of this thieves.

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  23. More like download a virus😂😂

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  24. More like download a virus!!

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  25. Corruption everywhere. TIMILEYIN BLESSING

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