"Senator Peter Nwaoboshi who Has 20 Bank Accounts In 6 Banks with 6 different signatories" has been nabbed by EFCC
EFCC
probes lawmaker’s assets missing on Code of Conduct Bureau formA
senator is the subject of a massive probe for not executing N4 billion
contracts awarded by the government of Delta State, The Nation learnt
yesterday.Sources told The Nation yesterday that the Economic
and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) was also looking into how the
lawmaker operates 20 accounts in six banks with different
signatories.Besides,
the senator allegedly used a company, to buy a 12-storey building in
Apapa, Lagos, belonging to the Delta State Government for N805
million.The
Nation learnt that the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) record showed that
the senator “did not declare all the companies and bank accounts he has
despite being operational prior to the time he made the
declaration”.The senator’s investigation, a source said, followed a
petition from Delta State.The
petitioner alleged that the senator owns a firm which was awarded a
N1,580,000,000 contract by the Direct Labour Agency to supply
construction equipment.Instead of following specifications, the
petition said, the senator allegedly supplied used equipment, contrary
to the Bill of Quantity which specified new ones.Besides, his
firm was alleged to have secured over N2 billion contracts from nine
local government areas in Delta worth over N2billion when it was yet to
be registered under the Company and Allied Matters Act.The firm
was alleged to have secured N474, 936,000 contract from the Waste
Management Board to supply bulldozers, payloaders and tipper
lorries.The, EFCC, however, found out that the equipment were used items
contrary to contract specifications.A
source in the anti-graft commission said: “We have traced five
companies to the senator. We were able to detect that in the course of
contract execution, his company imported and supplied used equipment,
contrary to the specifications in the bill of quantity.“Our
team has discovered that the senator’s personal and companies’ bank
accounts were linked to a bank verification number (BVN) which has more
than 20 accounts domiciled in six banks.“But his relative is the sole
signatory to the accounts.“They also located one foreign account
identified with the senator in HSBC Bank in Marbile Arch London, United
Kingdom”.Responding
to a question, the EFCC source added: “So far, the senator has
questions to respond to bordering on false asset declaration, official
corruption, procurement fraud, tax avoidance, false information,
impersonation and embezzlement of public funds.“We are almost concluding
the investigation of the senator. We will soon invite him for
interview.”
incredible.... !!!
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