Saturday, December 31, 2016

The Federal Perm Sec who took 45 SUV cars while retiring has been unmasked

He is Dr. Godknows Igali, former Permenent Secretary Federal Ministry of power

Godknows Igali: ex-permsec with 47 vehicles
Godknows Igali, took 47 vehicles with him while retiring
The identity of the former permanent secretary (PS) of the Nigerian Federal Government civil service  who carted away 45 SUV cars while retiring from service has been revealed.
He is Dr. Godknows Boladei Igali, formerly of the Ministry of Power.  He hails from Bayelsa state South-south of Nigeria.
The Nation newspaper reported Saturday that the vehicles recovered from him were actually 47, apart from 100 motorcycles.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) which is investigating Igali has found that the vehicles  were bought for former President Goodluck Jonathan’s campaign in the 2015 general election, with looted funds. It was unclear why he did not release the vehicles for the campaign.
According to the newspaper, the money was part of the diverted N27 billion insurance premium of deceased workers of the defunct Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN).
The EFCC was said to have intercepted the vehicles and motorcycles after an alarm was raised by an artisan, who was called in for repairs. An EFCC source said that there was “overwhelming evidence” against the former Perm Sec.
The Nation quoting sources said the vehicles were seized from several secret locations.
More than 100 motorcycles parked at a facility in Mabushi Area of Abuja were also confiscated by the EFCC. The confiscated items include SUVs, Toyota Coaster buses, Toyota Hilux trucks and 16-seater buses.
According to EFCC investigation, all the vehicles were supplied by Kaduna based Dilly Motors, the paper said.
The cash was allegedly laundered by Igali through Baseworth Insurance Brokers in order to cover his track.
Igali  was earlier this year arrested by the Commission and made a statement after which he was released on administrative bail.”
The Nation said the EFCC was finalising plans to arraign Igali in court.
Read more in The Nation

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