Scarcely two weeks after the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, announced previous Adamawa State Governor, Murtala Nyako and his child, Abdul-Aziz, needed, agents of the opposition to unite org, at the beginning of today captured the more youthful Nyako in Gombe, Gombe State. He was quickly traveled to Abuja where he is as of now being flame broiled by a break group of investigators who had been dealing with the Adamawa examination for a while.
Abdul-Aziz, who was proclaimed needed by the EFCC on account of taking, misuse of office and IRS evasion, is right now educating specialists all he knows regarding unlawful trusts followed to organizations where he has interest.
In particular, he will need to clarify how over N15billion trusts fitting in with Adamawa State was washed into the records of five organizations possessed by him Blue Opal Nigeria restricted, Crust Energy Nigeria Limited, Blue Ribbon Multilinks Limited, Tower Assets Management Limited and Blue Ribbon Bureau De Change.
The trusts was funned into the records of the organizations from Adamawa State records domiciled in another era bank by the record officer who by the way is the supervisor and an in-law to ex-representative Nyako.
The director guaranteed he exchanged the trusts through verbal direction from the previous senator for purposes which are not expressed.
Examinations uncovered that from 2007 to 2011 inside Nyako's residency in office, before he was denounced in 2014, he had coordinated that the greater part of the state claimed records domiciled in different banks be exchanged to the new era bank .
Abdul-Aziz's organization, Blue Opal, is said to claim, among different interests in Nigeria, a bequest in Abuja, while his dad's record officer possesses a few properties and speculations scattered around Abuja, Yola and Kano.
Previous senator Nyako is still on the run.
Wilson Uwujaren
Head, Media & Publicity
thirteenth February, 2015
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