murphyibiam15:
8. Saraki’s False Asset Declaration Scam
Just after emerging as the Senate President against the wish of his party, Bukola Saraki was arraigned by the Code of Conduct Bureau for alleged anticipatory declaring of assets owned while he was Governor of Kwara state in 2003.
Saraki was also accused of operating a foreign bank account while he was Governor, a punishable offence under the code of conduct act for public office holders.
After an Abuja High Court and Court of Appeal dismissed Saraki’s appeal to halt his trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal, The senate President finally get an injunction from the Supreme Court ordering the CCT to stay proceedings on Saraki’s trial.
The Supreme Court adjourned hearing till February 5.

leksbore:
pls wat happen to saraki? is it swept under the rug or forgotten

murphyibiam15:

he will be resummoned on feb 5...lets watch out how it goes

murphyibiam15:
10. N195 Billion Maina Pension Scam
The anti- graft agency is investigating how the biometric contract allegedly awarded to streamline pension administration under Abdurasheed Maina actually became a conduit for stealing pension fund.
Alhaji Maina misappropriated billions of naira worth of pension funds, which he claimed to have recovered from pension thieves. The senate committee probing pension funds management accused him of mopping up pension funds of about N195 Billion from banks and depositing the money in his private accounts.
On the 2nd November 2015, Maina was declared wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Maina whereabout is still unknown.
cc lalastclala mynd44 seun empress2014 benedictnsi mrsphyno
source: www.greennews.ng/10-biggest-corruption-cases-that-shook-nigeria-in-2015/

murphyibiam15:
10. N195 Billion Maina Pension Scam
The anti- graft agency is investigating how the biometric contract allegedly awarded to streamline pension administration under Abdurasheed Maina actually became a conduit for stealing pension fund.
Alhaji Maina misappropriated billions of naira worth of pension funds, which he claimed to have recovered from pension thieves. The senate committee probing pension funds management accused him of mopping up pension funds of about N195 Billion from banks and depositing the money in his private accounts.
On the 2nd November 2015, Maina was declared wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Maina whereabout is still unknown.
cc lalastclala mynd44 seun empress2014 benedictnsi mrsphyno
source: www.greennews.ng/10-biggest-corruption-cases-that-shook-nigeria-in-2015/

leksbore:
seriously this buhari govt is not wat I expected ,am a little bit disappointed in it .

Every corruption case was a hit, back to back from dasuki to saraki to lamorde yet no conviction , iyalaya anybody dictatorship to take over