The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Thursday invited former Niger Delta warlord, Chief Government Ekpemupolo (aka Tompolo) over N13bn Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) university land scam.
EFCC’s letter of invitation asked Ekpemupolo to appear at the Lagos office of the anti-graft agency on December 17.
The letter dated December 9, 2015 was signed by Head of Operations of the Lagos office of the commission, Mr. Iliyasu Kwarbai.
The letter with reference number, CR:3000/EFCC/lS/CTGI/TF/STF/VOl.8/174 was titled, ‘Investigation Activities: Letter of Invitation.’
It read in part, “We refer to our letter no.CR:3000/EFCC/CTGI/TF/STF/VOL./472 dated 18th November, 2015 which was acknowledged in your house, but you did not report.
“In view of the above, you are reminded to kindly report for the interview as rescheduled below:
“Venue: EFCC Training Room,No.15A,Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos.
“Date: 17th December, 2015. Time: 1000hrs.
“Your cooperation in this regard is solicited, please.”
Sources said Ekpemupolo is being investigated over the payment of about N13bn purportedly paid to him by the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency for the land acquired for the Maritime University. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Buhari you dey fine trouble to Niger Delta guys , please take time , Don't cost war in Nigeria , this is your stupid change ?
ReplyDeleteGood talk. Please leave Tompolo alone on this land matter except you are looking for trouble. You cannot not solve ordinary Boko Haram and Biafra small wars not to think of joining issues with Niger Delta. Fashola spent over 3X that amount in upgrading his web site and EFCC has not not inviting him for questioning. please be warned!
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ReplyDeleteFashola spent 78 million naira for website design and over 100 million naira for drilling of borehole and was compensated with ministerial position...corruption fight should be all round not biased.
ReplyDeleteAre you guys dumb or what? Nobody has come out with any proof of the said monies that they say Fashola spent. Yet you make this bullies/rogues look like saints and untouchable
ReplyDeleteBuhari if you start this now , Later you will still pay money to end this problems , please remove your hand in Niger delta unless you want to see war in oil sectors and pipelines . Mr change we want to see end of boko haram your boys .
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ReplyDeleteFormer U.S. ambassador to Nigeria John Campbell severally predicted that the country will not exist beyond 2015.
This predictions is slowly coming to reality.
Islamic Caliphate owned by Boko Haram
Arewa Republic
Biafra Republic
Niger Delta
Odua Republic
Republic of Jos
If you don't believe this , then you belong to the generation that scoffed at the idea
that no man can fly to the moon.
ReplyDeleteFormer U.S. ambassador to Nigeria John Campbell severally predicted that the country will not exist beyond 2015.
This predictions is slowly coming to reality.
Islamic Caliphate owned by Boko Haram
Arewa Republic
Biafra Republic
Niger Delta
Odua Republic
Republic of Jos
If you don't believe this , then you belong to the generation that scoffed at the idea
that no man can fly to the moon.
Buharia, leave this matter oh
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