We brought to you a while ago why the federal government froze Jonathan's aides accounts and others. We have been able the gather the list of names who's accounts were also frozen. The move by the anti-corruption agency was in a bid to prevent the transfer of the looted funds from the said accounts.
The affected accounts includes;
Keketobou Foundation, owned by former Special Adviser to Jonathan on Niger Delta and Coordinator of the Amnesty Program, Mr. Kingsley Kuku.
Mieka Divers Limited as well as Global West Vessels Limited owned by ex-Niger Delta warlord, Mr. Government Ekpompolo, aka Tompolo.
The account of Mr. Kime Engozi, Jonathan's close ally who is the contractor handling the N30bn Maritime University contract at Okerenkoko in the Gbaramatu area of Delta State.
Former Director General of NIMASA, Dr. Patrick Akpobolokemi's accounts.
The source who is now in the presidency said, just one individual benefitted from a single NIMASA transaction to the tune of N13bn, not to talk of about $57m benefited from a controversial deal.
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ReplyDeleteThis is just not good....why not take this guys to court once rather than play politics with them
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ReplyDeleteRubbish all this we leter result to something we don't expect
ReplyDeleteHmm their problem
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ReplyDeleteBuhari is lokn for reall war... frozning de account of warlord topolooo.. jst pray he dnt bring out de beast in dem again.
ReplyDeleteFuck off, u are just saying rubbish..what can dey do?
DeleteDisame tin dey did dah almost crumbled nigera economy dat so made yaradua big for amnesty.......if u aint stupid u wil knw dat fool...
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