Akwa Ibom Gov @MrUdomEmmanuel, SSG in Multi-Billion Naira Scandal
The House of Assembly approved N2.5bn for the maintenance of the state aircraft but the SSG’s office spent N5.04bn on the maintenance of one aircraft, which is used exclusively by the Gov. bit.ly/3nyaBBk
THE Akwa Ibom State Govt this year released the Account General’s annual report and audited financial statements for 2019. A thorough analysis of the report reveals that the offices of the Gov & SSG made several questionable and extra-budgetary expenses in 2019. cc. @EditiEffiong
These bizarre expenses were incurred on cars, aircraft maintenance, fuel, government special projects and governor’s hospitality exceed N10 billion. bit.ly/3nyaBBk
The report reveals that the office of the SSG purchased 15 new Toyota Prado Jeeps (TXL) for the sum of N4.864 billion, though the approved budget for that item was N738 million. So an extra N4.126 billion was posted for the purchase of these cars.
The figures in the financial report, imply that the unit cost for one Toyota Prado Jeep (TXL) is more than N324 million. But a market price survey conducted in October 2020 by our reporters showed that the current unit price of the car is N34 million. bit.ly/3nyaBBk
Cheki cars (@AutochekNigeria), a reputable car company in #Lagos, said 15 new Toyota Prado Jeep (TXL) would be sold for N510 million only, which is N228 million less than the original amount approved for the vehicles. bit.ly/3nyaBBk
Even with a mark up of 20 per cent profit for the supplier of the vehicles, they should not have cost more than N612 million.
Since Maryam was administered with Trovafloxacin (Trovan), a vaccine then newly manufactured by Pfizer, she has continued to live her life with complications arising from the treatment. bit.ly/3f6Adm0
Her problem include chronic waist and leg pains and incessant fever. Later, she started complaining of auditory problem, then dizziness, resulting in loss of balance.
And none of the parents were ever told that their children were being used as guinea pigs until each of the victims started showing new health challenges that are similar.
Pfizer did not obtain consent as required in such procedures.
The @Fmohnigeria investigation committee set up to investigate the clinical trial of Trovan by Pfizer found out that the Principal Investigator
(PI), Dr Isa Dutse, gave a backdated Ethical Committee Clearance to Pfizer, a forged approval to do the test in the country.
There were feelings of excitement among the people of Ohuru-Ndoki Community when three contractors were prequalified to bid for their road project in 2008. They were happy that after a long wait, their prayers were about to be answered.
But years later, their dream is yet to materialise. The people are disillusioned. tinyurl.com/y3znxp9a
SOME agencies of government are frustrating Nigerians’ access to public information by denying requests made under the Freedom for Information Act (FOIA), 2011. tinyurl.com/y24b5fjx
These agencies are the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), Ecological Fund Office (EFO), Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON), Federal Road Safety Corps (@FRSCNigeria),
On November 2016, @AmnestyNigeria released a report titled “Bullets Were Raining Everywhere”: Deadly Repression of Pro-Biafra Activists, which was based on the analysis of 87 videos, 122 photographs and 146 eye witness testimonies that the @HQNigerianArmy...
...had fired live ammunition to disperse Pro – Biafra protesters.
At least 60 members of the proscribed group, Indigenous People of the #Biafra, IPOB were shot dead within two days as they prepared for the Biafra Remembrance Day which is held on May 30.
The report showed that stated that as over 1,000 members of the group gathered for a rally in Onitsha, Anambra State, before the Nigerian Army attacked their homes and a church where they were sleeping. tinyurl.com/y4mj7ojp
Between October 27 and October 29, 2018, the @HQNigerianArmy admitted to killing six members of the Islamic sect, @imnigeria_org , also known as Shi’ites during a protest march by the group at the outskirts of Abuja. tinyurl.com/y4mj7ojp
The military said the soldiers had used live ammunition after being provoked by the protesters, who blocked the road, hurled stones at them and tried to steal military equipment in an attack that left ten soldiers injured. tinyurl.com/y4mj7ojp