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Mr. Simon Achuba, the Kogi state Governor has disclosed that Mr. Yahaya Bello, the Kogi state Governor stole N4 billion in two days.
Narrating how the governor carried out the hatched plan, Achuba said, Bello used Cikamol company to carry out the theft.
Achuba said, Bello engaged Cikamol consulting company to design a system for revenue collection.
He disclosed that the company applied for N4 billion loan in Access Bank.
The loan was granted to Cikamol, the company withdrew the fund, transferred the sum of N3.8 billion to state revenue board, who transferred the money to the 25 Local Government Areas accounts.
The LGAs, withdrew the total sum of N3.8 billion from their respective accounts and took the money to Bello.
Appearing on Africa Independent Television (AIT) programme, “politics today”, the Deputy Governor described what goes on among Bello and his team as internal madness.
Achuba say the oath he took as a deputy governor was to expose corruption in the state, and has vowed to continue in exposing graft that take place under his boss administration.
He described the State Assembly impeachment move against him as illegal move that will not see the light of the day.
He has since asked the All Progressives Congress (APC) not to give ticket to Bello to avoid disgrace in the state governorship election that will be taking place November 16.
Narrating how the governor carried out the hatched plan, Achuba said, Bello used Cikamol company to carry out the theft.
Achuba said, Bello engaged Cikamol consulting company to design a system for revenue collection.
He disclosed that the company applied for N4 billion loan in Access Bank.
The loan was granted to Cikamol, the company withdrew the fund, transferred the sum of N3.8 billion to state revenue board, who transferred the money to the 25 Local Government Areas accounts.
The LGAs, withdrew the total sum of N3.8 billion from their respective accounts and took the money to Bello.
Appearing on Africa Independent Television (AIT) programme, “politics today”, the Deputy Governor described what goes on among Bello and his team as internal madness.
Achuba say the oath he took as a deputy governor was to expose corruption in the state, and has vowed to continue in exposing graft that take place under his boss administration.
He described the State Assembly impeachment move against him as illegal move that will not see the light of the day.
He has since asked the All Progressives Congress (APC) not to give ticket to Bello to avoid disgrace in the state governorship election that will be taking place November 16.