A former Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, Haladu Hananiya, is in trouble for allegedly paying N150,000 for a brand new Toyota Land Cruiser jeep worth N13 million.

Mr. Hananiya is alleged to have used his position as former Chairman, Governing Council of the Adamawa State University, ADSU, to convert the vehicle to his personal property.

The university bought the brand new vehicle on January 28, 2015, several months after the former FRSC boss ceased to be chairman of the institution’s board.

Seven days later, the car was passed to Mr. Hananiya who bought it off as scrap, paying a token N150,000.

A whistle blower, one Luka Ibrahim Monduva, first made the alleged scam public in a petition to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
Mr. Hananiya was appointed chairman of ADSU governing council on August 16, 2014.

About two months into his four-year tenure; the state government sacked the board on October 8, 2014.

However, three months after the board was sacked, the university, on January 28, purchased a brand new Toyota Land Cruiser V6 Jeep with chassis no: JJEJU9FJ3E5C47168 for Mr. Hananiya.

He bought off the vehicle as scrap seven days later.
Read documents used for this story here.
Investigation showed that the vehicle was purchased from AS Galadima Motors, located at Dawaki Junction, opposite Charley Boy Bus Stop, Kubwa Express Way, Abuja, with receipt number 0006 and sales invoice no: 0106.

In his petition to the EFCC, Mr. Monduva alleged that prior to Mr. Hananiya’s appointment; the university’s management passed a resolution that empowers principal officers to retain official vehicles after paying the scrap value of N150, 000.
“Principal officers are entitled to retain their official vehicles once during their tenures after paying the scrap value of N150, 000; and if for any reason an officer leaves office after spending two years or half of the tenure, he shall pay the scrap value of N150, 000,” part of the resolution reads.

But Mr. Hananiya only spent two months in office, and Mr. Monduva described his purchase of the new car on scrap value as “fraudulent and questionable”.

He insisted that during the short period the former FRSC boss served in the university’s board, he was not given an official vehicle.

“However, the Governing Council of ADSU, acting in concert, conspired with the vice chancellor of the university and purchased an official vehicle on the 28th day of January 2015 at the cost of N13 million long after the termination of Gen. Hananiya’s short term in office,” the petition reads.

“I wish to assert here that subsequent to the belated and illegal purchase, the duo reduced the disused official vehicle to a ridiculous scrap value of N150, 000 only, which does not in any case represent the fair value of the vehicle.

“Wherefore, I humbly invite the EFCC to interfere and reverse the fraud perpetrated on the university and prosecute parties to the act altogether, thereby engendering probity and observance of due process in the discharge of official functions by public servants.”

Officials of the Adamawa State University could not be reached to comment for this story. Multiple calls to the two telephone numbers listed on the university’s website failed to connect.

An email seeking comment to the address listed on the university’s website is yet to be responded to.
Attempts to seek clarifications from Mr. Hananiya failed as he would not pick calls or reply a text message sent to him.

However, EFCC spokesperson, Wilson Uwujaren, confirmed that the commission received a petition against the former FRSC boss.

Mr. Uwujaren also confirmed that the EFCC has started investigating the matter.

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Naija I hail

150k for 7days old N13m jeep??

Chai!! Power sweet oooo

Kworuption continues

na so





but totally ludicrous...... I've no moral right to insult him sha because ave once benefited from such cheap sales.

Naija

Only in naija

Lol

But :oit's not funny
All these top gov officials who just left office need to be rounded and lock in a dark cell

Abeg i need anoda scrab for 100k

Funny thing ...he will just pack it at home and not use it

Nigerians! Nigerians!! Nigerians!!!
Someone once told me that as soon as a new born child breathes in Nigeria, he breathes in corruption.
Buhari please help us with the antidote

Hanananiya is a very powerful General. He is the Chairman of Ex-General forum and one time Nigeria high commission to UK under GMB. He masterminded the smuggling of 53 suit cases into Nigeria under GMB. He is somewhat untouchable.

i feel like dying right now, buh i won't die...

He should be made to face the full wrath of the law. But I trust the charge-and-bail EFCC lawyers. They're going to make a mess of everything

Him na Buhari man na.....thives

So charley boy get bus stop for Abuja.

Trying to make FTC

hmmmm

Chai!! Amazing bargain... from an armed robber to a thief..,,,OLX SHOULD HAVE THINGS LIKE THIS TO SELL??,,

THIS JEEP WAS BOUGHT BY SOMEONE AS SCRAP!!! SO WHAT DO WE CALL FAYAWOR MOTORS..that car belongs to one person and that govt official SHOULD BE PROBED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE..

which bank are u owing sir? lolzzz...a tanker driver wanted running over some of his boys today Sef
http://yesreport..com/2015/08/truck-driver-jailed-for-attempting-to.html but they succeeded in arresting and jailing him tho.

Kk

Whaaaat. That man is a dangerous thief.

When you read news like this, you ll feel like using gas poisoning for most politicians

Just wondering how many jeep he bought cuz i see two jeep, a land cruiser and a Prado jeep. I smell fake news

My God this guy is a criminal.....they think it us business as usual...there are so many whistle blowers every where. You can do it but it would be exposed......punish him as due to the offence so others will be guided.

Lol

Bad belle people... Its paining that man dat they didn't buy him a jeep too.

ole

barawo

Omo Araye le

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