Governor Lamido charged that a minster accepted a N42 billion bribe and that he informed the president who took no action, one could understand. Never mind the denials. They always ask for evidence of a crime when they feel they have covered their tracks. Even though Governor Lamido did not mention the minister involved, everyone knows it must be someone close to the presidency. And the “bribe” in question must have been shared by many people or kept as a slush fund for fighting the next elections. I have heard also that N500 million is diverted from a maritime agency’s treasury every month. The evidence? They are still looking for evidence that N255 million was used to buy two bulletproof cars!
Posted on: Wed, 20 Nov 2013 02:53:05 +0000
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