Reports have emerged that one of the companies indicted for the alleged diversion of funds meant for Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, has been linked to President Muhammadu Buhari through his in-laws.
According to Naij, who first got wind of the development, Mamman Daura, a nephew to Buhari, happens to be the father in-law to one of the owners.
According to a Naij source, the company is owned by one Alhaji Bachir Sanusi Dantata and his son Bachir Bachir Dantata.
A photo of a document from the Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC, suggests that the allegation might be true, but The Brief could not independently verify the document at the time of filing this report.
On Tuesday, October 4, the company’s name, Lintex International Limited, was mentioned in the Nigerian Senate as one of the organisations indicted for alleged diversion of funds for IDPs.
Senator Bashir Babakaka Gabai from Borno Central District, speaking on a motion he sponsored, noted that despite huge releases by federal government and donor agencies, the situation in IDP camps is far from cheering.
According to him, 4.5 million people are in dire need of assistance out of which one million others are in danger of extreme malnutrition.
“Rather than use the money appropriated for the IDPs and the Northeast to ameliorate the problems, the focus of the disbursement so far made have been used to feather other interest,” he said.
Gabai cited examples of diversion of the money meant for the welfare of the people as including “award of N80.7 million to JMT Global Technologies Ltd for rehabilitation of Police Station in Kwambir, N203.357m to another company, Josman Technologies Limited for removal of invasive plant species along river channels and another N117 million paid to Lintex International for supply of temporary shelters with no record of these shelters anywhere.”
However, Senate President Bukola Saraki in his ruling, urged the adhoc committee to submit its findings in one week, adding that any person or group found culpable will be dealt with in accordance with the law.
The Brief also reported that the Nigerian Senate, still on Tuesday, October 4, passed a resolution that each senator would contribute N300,000 eachin support of the plight of the IDPs in the North-Eastern part of Nigeria.

http://www.thebriefng.com/2016/10/05/buharis-law-linked-north-east-humanitarian-fraud/

Did they mentioned buhari?

Chief wailer abeg swerve

He said it that even if his family members are involved

In corruption he will not spare them

Imagine
Later they would say almajiris no sabi anything other than to drink tea and chew gworo
Whether de be buhari nephew or not they must vomit that money
Arrant Nonsense

An inlaw to Buhari's nephew


We Are watching

When you prove to zombies that Buhari and his cohorts are corrupt pieces of shiť they'll start wailing