The Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission, EFCC, on Monday arrested
top officials of the Adamawa State
University for selling a N13 million
government-owned Toyota Land Cruiser
as scrap.
The commission’s spokesperson, Wilson
Uwujaren, confirmed the arrest in a
telephone interview with PREMIUM
TIMES.
Mr. Uwujaren said the vice chancellor of
the university, Shall David Joshua, and
the bursar, K.E. Anjili, were among those
arrested.
“Our operatives in Yola, Adamawa State
today arrested top officials of the
Adamawa State University for
questioning over the sale of a brand new
Toyota Land Cruiser jeep as scrap to the
former FRSC boss, Haladu Hananiya,”
the EFCC spokesperson said.
READ: SHOCKING: Ex-FRSC
boss buys off govt’s 7-day
old N13m SUV as scrap,
paying N150, 000
PREMIUM TIMES had on August 6
reported how a former Corps Marshal of
the Federal Road Safety Commission,
FRSC, Haladu Hananiya, paid N150,000
for a new Toyota Land Cruiser SUV
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 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 only N150, 000.
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.
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.
A petition sent to the EFCC said that
prior to Mr. Hananiya’s appointment,
the university’s management passed a
resolution empowering 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,”
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/189334-efcc-arrests-adamawa-university-vc-others-for-selling-n13m-suv-as-scrap.html

Corruption evrywere. Meanwhile its a cold n rainy morning in Lagos. Happy New Month evryone

the federal ministry of health warns that looters r liable to die young! loot wisely!

There many like dat in our tertiary institution of learning.Wonder what they use the miscellaneous fees,computer fees,medical fees(They pay dis yet dey won't attendto emergency)and alumni fees(Wonder what dey use it for (yet no viable good amenities in the school.No Toilet,broken chairs etc)THey shud probe all of them join

Was the VC hungry or what? Kayefi!!!!

Corruption everywhere, but how did we manage to be like this?
Don't even know who was thë very first Nigerian to have started this CORRUPTION thing?



T'wasn't PMB ....Nope, in fact, Wikipedia page culled President Muhammadu Buhari definition of Corruption as "
Political corruption is a persistent phenomenon that pervades the Nigerian state. President Muhammadu Buhari defined corruption as the greatest form of human right violation".


T'wasn't IBB

T'wasn't Sani Abacha

T'wasn't Shonekon

T'wasn't OBJ

T'wasn't even GEJ

Am I missing something?


Bingo!!! Finally found thë very first Corrupt Nigerian to have been investigated for CORRUPTION and he is from the south East of Nigeria...'T'was a bank fraud transaction'

Don't wanna mention his name but yøu do thë math..