Many prominent Nigerians and leaders are being indicted for collecting huge sums of money from the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA).

Ibrahim Idris Wambai, the former accounts officer II has revealed that office of ex-vice president, Namadi Sambo was on a monthly stipend of N20million from the ONSA, led by former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, Today.ng reports.

According to Wambai, some presidential aides, like Doyin Okupe also benefitted from slush funds from the ONSA, saying records of all cash payments to such individuals and organizations are still intact

This was disclosed in a statement of witness/accused person which was filed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory.

The certified statement on oath is part of the proof of evidence for the trial of nine suspects next week.

Wambai said: “In December 2014, I took cash of N4million to Col. Madaki (rtd) in his residence in Wuse II Abuja. I had made many cash payments to Doyin Okupe, Ahmad Idris (PA to ex-NSA), ADC to former First Lady Patience Jonathan as payments for monthly operation allowances.

“The documents showing evidence of the payments are in the office of Yazidu Ibrahim in cash payment files. The exact amounts paid and date of payments I cannot remember but are available in the files.

“The venue for the collection of the money was my office and the money was given to me from the cash in the strong room.

“So many cash payments were made on a monthly basis to the following beneficiaries: office of the former vice president, Arc. Namadi Sambo (N20,000,000). The money was being collected by former deputy chief of staff; ADC to former president (amount not known but in cash payment files; chief personal physician to former president Goodluck Jonathan; former coordinator on anti-terrorism, Gen. Sarkin Yaki; former director PC4, Gen. Terba Waya (rtd); personal assistant, domestic affairs to ex-president Goodluck Jonathan.
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