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Witness Reveals How Metuh’s Firm, 77 Others Got N1.4b For Fictitious Contracts by eke419: 1:27am On Jan 27, 2016
A Federal High Court in Abuja heard on Tuesday how the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) paid N1.4billion to 78 firms including Destral Investment Limited owned by the spokesman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Olisa Metuh, non-existing contracts.

The information is contained in a document – an electronic mandate – tendered before the court by the prosecution in the trial of Metuh before Justice Okon Abang.



The document, tendered through an official of the ONSA, Bali Ndam, was said to have been issued by former NSA, Sambo Dasuki, to the Abuja branch of the Central Bank of Nigeria, authorizing payment of various sums of money running into N1.4billion.

“What is written on the document is payment for security services,” Ndam, a Legal Adviser at the ONSA, said while testifying in the case. Ndam was led in evidence by lead prosecution lawyer, Sylvanus Tahir.

Although the prosecution accused Metuh of receiving N400million from the ONSA for the presidential campaign of the PDP, Ndam, when confronted with the document by Metuh’s lawyer, Onyechi Ikpeazu (SAN), read out the document, where it stated that the ONSA paid Metuh for providing “three operational vehicles.”

Ndam, who testified as the third prosecution witness, said investigation into the arms scandal was informed by a petition from the incumbent NSA, Babagana Monguno, dated November 28, 2015.



SOURCE: http://nigerianewsonline.com.ng/witness-reveals-how-metuhs-firm-77-others-got-n1-4b-for-fictitious-contracts/
Re: Witness Reveals How Metuh’s Firm, 77 Others Got N1.4b For Fictitious Contracts by Ryda(m): 1:31am On Jan 27, 2016
Where is the witness?
Re: Witness Reveals How Metuh’s Firm, 77 Others Got N1.4b For Fictitious Contracts by jbbaba(m): 2:08am On Jan 27, 2016
HMMM ALL IS WELL
Re: Witness Reveals How Metuh’s Firm, 77 Others Got N1.4b For Fictitious Contracts by chriskosherbal(m): 2:11am On Jan 27, 2016
The way billions is pronounced and mentioned in Nigeria baffles me, na wa let's peddle down on this corruption thing.
Re: Witness Reveals How Metuh’s Firm, 77 Others Got N1.4b For Fictitious Contracts by Nobody: 2:28am On Jan 27, 2016
Ryda:
Where is the witness?

On Nairaland. Keep looking.
Re: Witness Reveals How Metuh’s Firm, 77 Others Got N1.4b For Fictitious Contracts by Aufbauh(m): 3:00am On Jan 27, 2016
If there is honour among thieves then Metuh should kindly resign his position as the spokesman for the PDP forthwith to save his party some honour.

Honestly no man put a coal of fire in his bossom and will not expect to be burn. You can't be talking too much when you knew you have cockcroaches in your wardrobe.
So sad that an unintelligent posture and hypocritical arrogance has brought Metuh to his knees.
Re: Witness Reveals How Metuh’s Firm, 77 Others Got N1.4b For Fictitious Contracts by goodlifehyd(m): 3:10am On Jan 27, 2016
Hmm

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