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17, Issa Yuguda
In 2017, the Bauch State govt. accused Yuguda of looting the state dry, and immediately instituted a petition to the antigraft agency (EFCC), demanding that the ex governor be made to answer for the over N200b that was fraudulently expended under his watch as governor of the state. His case with the EFCC had led to the antigraft agency, seizing his magnificient mansion locate in the heart of Bauchi town.
Yuguda has since run under the cover of the APC, with a view to having his sins forgiven
18, Godswill Akpabio (N108b fraud fraud charge)
The EFCC is investigating allegations that the former governor of Akwa Ibom State, embezzled N108bn during his tenure between 2007 and 2015. This led the anti-graft agency to have written to five banks demanding information on Akwa Ibom State finances under Akpabio's administration, before commencing prosecution.
He is currently taking refuge under the APC, with a view to his sins being forgiven
19, Yemi Osinbajo's N5.8b NEMA fraud allegation
The Vice President, Prof Yemi Osibanjo, a pastor of the Redeem Church and Prof. of Law, was allegedly indicted by a house committee, over the flagrant violation of procurement laws in the disbursement of the sum of N5.8m food intervention program under his watch
20, Governor Ganduje's bribe video scandal
In the last quarter of 2018, Nigerians were stunned by the shocking video of the serving governor of Kano state Alhaji Ganduje collecting large chunks of American dollars from an undisclosed associate and rolling them into his babaringa.
This scandalous incident trended for a very long time on social media. The PMB administration never condemned this action, they rather looked the other way, despite their acclaimed anti-corruption posture
21, Seminu Turaki N5.2b
Turaki, a two-term governor of Jigawa State, is facing multiple charges bordering on criminal conspiracy, stealing, money laundering and misappropriation of public funds, to the tune of N5.2b
After he was arraigned in 2007, he went into hiding and was subsequently declared wanted by the EFCC, for failing to present himself for trial. A warrant directing the Inspector General of Police or his officers, as well as the EFCC, to arrest him, was also issued by the court.
Today, he is comfortably taking refuge in APC
22, Junaid Abdullahi (Border Agency multimillionaire contract scam)
Abdullahi, inlaw to President Mohammadu Buhari, and the Executive Secretary at the Agency, was recently exposed to have used his privileged position to subvert extant procurement laws and awards contracts worth hundreds of millions to companies without relevant prequalification requirements.
About 33 companies were prequalified for eight zonal intervention projects worth over N1.3 billion
under review.
23, Aliyu Wamako (N15bn)
Senator Aliyu Wamakko is in charge of Buhari's campaign in Sokoto State. A few weeks ago, he held a massive rally on behalf of Buhari in order to prove to the President that Governor Aminu Tambuwal's defection would be of no effect.
Wamakko, who served as governor from 2007 to 2015, is under investigation over allegations of theft of public funds and money laundering totalling N15bn
24, Hope Uzodimma ($12b)
The gubernatorial candidate of the APC in Imo State and a close associate of President Mohammadu Buhari, is currently embroiled in a $12m contract scam, leading to his arrest by the Obon Obla's SPIPRPP ( Special Presidential Ivestigation Panel on the Recovery of Public Properties) The senator is alleged to have diverted the sum of $12m for the dredging of the Calabar channel, a contract awarded to his company by the Nigeria Port Authority (NPA).
Uzodimma, is currently flying the APCs flag in the forthcoming gubernatorial election in Imo State, while leading president Buhari's campaign in the state
25, Rotimi Amaechi (N97b)
Amaechi, who was the Director-General of the Buhari Campaign Organisation in 2015, has been charged with the task of ensuring that Buhari is elected a second time.
The Minister of Transport, who recently demeaned the character of his principal in a leaked tape of his private conversation with fiends, was indicted by the Justice George Omeregi-led Rivers State Judicial Commission of Inquiry set up to investigate the sale of state assets.
He and others were accused of allegedly misappropriating N97bn through the sale of the state valued assets.
26, Abdul' aziz Yari (N680m)
The embattled Zamfara state governor is currently alleged to have diverted almost N700m from the Paris Club refunds to his state
In July last year, a Federal High Court in Abuja ordered an interim forfeiture of the sums of N500m and $500,000 (N180m) said to have been looted from the Paris Club refunds made by the Federal Government in favour of the 36 states of the federation.
27, Maikanti Baru (N378b NLNG scandal & $25b NNPC scam)
The state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) was discovered in October to have illegally diverted N378 billion sourced from the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) dividend funds to secretly fund subsidy payment on petroleum products.
The fund in question was secretly diverted into payments on petrol supply and distribution when it should have been shared between the federal, state and local governments.
In a similar development, the Minister of State Petroleum had in a leaded letter to President Mohammadu Buhari, alleged that the Group Managing Director, Maikanti Baru, had without due process, awarded contracts to the tune of $25m. The outcry by Nigerians for the probe of the allegation did not yield dividend as an allegation of such magnitude was swept under the carpet by a govt. that pretends to be fighting corruption
28, Ayodele Oke (N13b Ikoyi Flat cash scandal)
The suspended DG of NIA, Ayodele Oke, was at the center of the controversial Ikoyi flat cash scandal, where huge sums of cash in foreign currency were discovered in one the flats, where his wife runs a private firm.
Folashade, the wife of the former NIA boss, was said to have rented the flat for the sum of $1.6m, which she paid cash, and lodged the remaining part of the loot in the safety of the flat before she was expose.
There has been no news of the outcome of the prosecution of either Folashade or the Ayodele Oke under an administration that is fighting corruption. Ride on,keep on stealing in billions and later we all expect this country to grow...spits That's y the poverty level and crime level is so high... |
