Alleged EFCC probe: ADC urges Enugu govt to come clean on commissioner’s reported resignation

Alleged EFCC probe: ADC urges Enugu govt to come clean on commissioner’s reported resignation

The African Democratic Congress, ADC, in Enugu Condition has reacted to the reported resignation of the Status Commissioner for Transport, Dr Obi Ozor.

You do not see where the contracts are advertised as required by law.

“Contracts are awarded lacking competitive bidding.

The declaration, still, assured the audience of Enugu Situation of succour if they vote for the ADC into power.

It said under the party, “there will be competitive bidding and strict compliance using the Society Procurement Act.”

DAILY ARTICLE reports that news has been circulating in the declare alleging that the commissioner has resigned.

Enugu ADC recalled that one of the contractors for the smart schools project, Sujimoto Luxury Construction Bounded allegedly eloped together with billions of Naira paid to the business by the status government, lacking doing the job.

The party regretted that some of the smart school projects in the condition collapsed shortly following completion, “whilst others were either not constructed at all or abandoned, despite the truth that the Mbah government placed the financial burden of these infrastructure projects on the society, by method of excessive taxation and levying”.

According to the party, everything around the administration of Governor Mbah is shrouded in secrecy.

The describe alleged that when the commissioner returned to resume duties, he was reportedly locked out of his office and was subsequently directed to resign.

The GDP of Enugu has collapsed.

“The Variety 3 hospitals are literally abandoned. Some roads constructed by the Mbah administration have collapsed. The economy of the declare in general has collapsed. Enugu people are living in poverty.

Comparable demolitions were done at Holy Ghost and Abakpa,” Enugu ADC lamented.

“He demolished Ogige Principal Indicator, the primary commercial hub in Nsukka, the host readers of University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) and erected a bus terminal in its place, throwing regarding 7,000 Nsukka traders out of business.

A current media announce (not by DAILY ARTICLE) has now claimed that the commissioner was interrogated by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, over allegations bothering on the procurement of aircrafts for the Enugu Air.

Reacting to the development in a declaration on Wednesday, Enugu ADC said the alleged resignation of the Transport Commissioner confirms its trustworthy outlook that the Mbah administration.

“You hardly hear that contractors are pre-qualified. The government signs Memorandum of Understanding indiscriminately. Nobody knows how, when and how the agreements were negotiated, the party alleged in the allege signed by Mr Paul Anigbogu, for Enugu ADC Media Staff.

“The condition government dragged  the Leader Executive Officer of Sujimoto, Dr.Olasijibomi  to EFCC. We learnt that the EFCC recovered N1.2 billion from him and returned to Enugu Status Government. What happened to the balance of N4.5 billion?

He was detained and later released on bail.

Meanwhile, neither the commissioner nor the declare government has reacted to the claims as of the time of filing this document.

Alleged EFCC probe: ADC urges Enugu govt to come clean on commissioner’s reported resignation

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Terfa Ukende

Terfa Ukende is a Nigerian travel writer, blogger, and the founder of Watch Nigeria. Combining an analytical background in Computer Science and Statistics from Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University, Makurdi (JOSTUM) with years of on-the-ground fieldwork, Terfa has crossed dozens of Nigerian cities—from Kano and Yola to Lagos and Port Harcourt. He founded Watch Nigeria to counter regurgitated travel advice with firsthand, independently verified reporting on routes, accommodations, and local culture. When not on the road, he is planning his next cross-country expedition.

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