Group wants EFCC report on VP's wife
The Niger Delta Development Monitoring and Corporate Watch (NIDDEMCOW), a Non Governmental Organisation has called on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to revisit its report on the wife of the former Bayelsa State Governor and the current Vice-President of Nigeria, Mrs. Patience Jonathan who was accused of money laundering last year. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had last year accused Mrs. Jonathan of laundering a large sum of money through one Miss Nancy on whose account the money was discovered. She is also said to be a cousin to the former Bayelsa State first Lady. Mrs. Jonathan was alleged to have laundered the sum of N184, 000,000 being money meant for the Bayelsa State Beautification Committee, an agency in charge of cleaning up the state. The Executive Director of NIDDEMCOW, Mr. Nengi James in a statement in Yenagoa also wants the former Governor of the state, now Vice President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan to explain to Bayelsans why many projects embarked upon during his administration were not completed, even though he promised the people of the state that he would resign if he did not perform within six months of his administration. James also wondered why the former Governor did not declare how much he left in the state treasury, as he had declared publicly that he inherited the sum of N25 billion from his predecessor, Chief Diepreye Alamieyeseigha. The statement requested that Dr. Jonathan should come back to the state and clear himself as no money was left for his successor, Chief Timipre Sylva to operate with.

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