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Exposed: Amaechi Refused FEC Resolution To Represent N3.7bn Rail Security Memo by murecool(m): 4:06pm On Apr 02, 2022
Exposed: Amaechi refused FEC resolution to represent N3.7billion rail security memo seven months after rejection.

There was not a single Minister who supported the memo due to dubious issues, Investigation reveals
After what turned out to be a bogus memo, proposing an unknown questionable company for a multi-billion Naira Railway security contract, the Federal Executive Council asked the Transport Minister, Rotimi Amaechi to go back and do his homework properly and represent the memo. For seven months now, he has not, Quest Times investigation revealed.
Now, facts are beginning to emerge on how the Minister has refused to implement that FEC resolution and failed to re-present the memo which requested funding for the procurement of equipment to secure the Abuja-Kaduna railway to the Federal Executive Council after it was initially turned down.

According to a member of the FEC, since September 24, 2021, Amaechi is yet to produce the rejected memo to the FEC as requested by the Council at a meeting presided over by the  Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo.
That was 7 months ago and at a rate of one FEC meeting per week, the Minister had 28 weeks of FEC meetings to represent up to last week before the train attack but simply abandoned the memo, only to be crying wolf now, a top FG source explained.

Recall that during an inspection of the Abuja-Kaduna train attacked by terrorists on Tuesday, March 29, 2022, Amaechi disclosed that he presented a memo to the FEC to procure security equipment to protect the rail from attacks, but it was turned down. He said nothing to the media then about the shady nature of the company he was going to give the contract to neither did he inform the journalists with him at that Kaduna station that he has simply ignored the conclusion of FEC that the memo be redone properly and quickly represented for approval.

Media reports in Punch, The Cable, Premium Times and Sahara Reporters yesterday (Friday morning to be specific) have already detailed the problems with Amaechi’s questionable memo, before a watery piece of news article was being shopped around by the evening trying to fraudulently change the narrative of what happened.

A source confirmed to Quest Times that “FEC had doubts about the capability of a company, which was formed less than two years prior and had no track record of handling a contract of N3.7billion or a contract on surveillance systems. The company was also to be paid upfront. There were serious concerns also about a conflict of interest when it was hinted that the owners of the bogus company, Mogjan Nigeria Limited, was a close confidant of the Minister with no experience whatsoever in security or technology-related assignments.”
The source revealed that the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha and Chief of Staff, Ibrahim Gambari in particular questioned the memo, with not one single member of the council speaking in favour. Everyone that spoke roundly questioned the memo severely. Indeed Amaechi was unhappy that the memo did not have any support whatsoever.
It was after the round of condemnations by FEC members that the VP who presided then directed the Transport Minister to go back and fix the issues raised and bring back the memo to the Council for reconsideration and approval.
A FEC member told Quest Times that in the last 7 years, Amaechi has lost the trust of many of his colleagues in the Council and he has become a laughing stock for producing memos requesting contracts with “dodgy owners and companies”. This has gone on to irk the minister himself and he has openly tried to fight back angrily during FEC meetings. But the source said each time, Amaechi could not prevail because the questions raised are so critical and revealed clear potential for bare-faced corruption.

https://www.thequesttimes.com/exposed-amaechi-refused-fec-resolution-to-represent-n3-7billion-rail-security-memo-seven-months-after-rejection/
Re: Exposed: Amaechi Refused FEC Resolution To Represent N3.7bn Rail Security Memo by dawnomike(m): 4:56pm On Apr 02, 2022
Now that everyone's eyes are open and election is near... He should present it again so that we all can see through his sham.
Re: Exposed: Amaechi Refused FEC Resolution To Represent N3.7bn Rail Security Memo by Wada3: 5:19pm On Apr 02, 2022
Amaechi's name is synonymous with fraud
Re: Exposed: Amaechi Refused FEC Resolution To Represent N3.7bn Rail Security Memo by Pdalds: 5:23pm On Apr 02, 2022
I weep for this nation
Re: Exposed: Amaechi Refused FEC Resolution To Represent N3.7bn Rail Security Memo by Nobody: 5:48pm On Apr 02, 2022
Lol. Amaechi has really messed up trying to come accross as the 'Angel' who warned everyone but they did not listen per the Kaduna-Abuja train attack.

If he had not been a fraudster trying to play to the gallery, over an awful tragedy, then his dirty dealings would still be secret today.

Instead others have now spoken up and revealed the truth, since Amaechi wanted to throw them under the bus, that confirms that Mr.Minister has been enriching his cronies all along at Nigeria's expense. Amaechi is politically immature walahi.
Re: Exposed: Amaechi Refused FEC Resolution To Represent N3.7bn Rail Security Memo by Nobody: 5:50pm On Apr 02, 2022
dawnomike:
Now that everyone's eyes are open and election is near... He should present it again so that we all can see through his sham.

I bet Amaechi wishes he had kept his big 'shalaye' mouth shut. Lol. Too late. Wind don expose fowl yansh now. Looollllllzz.
Re: Exposed: Amaechi Refused FEC Resolution To Represent N3.7bn Rail Security Memo by Nigerialabalaba: 5:51pm On Apr 02, 2022
There was not a single Minister who supported the memo due to dubious issues, Investigation reveals

A FEC member told Quest Times that in the last 7 years, Amaechi has lost the trust of many of his colleagues in the Council and he has become a laughing stock for producing memos requesting contracts with “dodgy owners and companies”. This has gone on to irk the minister himself and he has openly tried to fight back angrily during FEC meetings. But the source said each time, Amaechi could not prevail because the questions raised are so critical and revealed clear potential for bare-faced corruption.


O pari.
Amaechi don run hin mouth enter efcc gbege

Re: Exposed: Amaechi Refused FEC Resolution To Represent N3.7bn Rail Security Memo by LibertyRep: 5:56pm On Apr 02, 2022
Why even contract the security of the rail to a private company? The same way the previous govt handed the security of pipelines to private individuals?
If it's lack of manpower of equipment, why not empower the government security agencies.

This is how state government will give the collection of tax to private individuals while civil servants sit idle at their offices.

As for Amechi and the FEC trading blames on this National tragedy, may God judge all of una.

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