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That sad part of this saga is that EFCC was seeing how these monies were
moving while Goodluck Jonathan was the president but they could say or
do anything, to avoid being dealt with by the presidency.
Detectives
at the EFCC headquarters have intercepted a memo for the release of the
N3.145b given to the PDP Campaign for disbursement to six party
chieftains and the Goodluck Support Group (GSG).
A former
permanent secretary generated the memo from the Presidential Villa. But
there were conflicting views on whose instructions the unnamed
ex-permanent secretary acted.
One of the
beneficiaries said the memo was supposedly based on the instructions and
approval of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, who is yet to speak on
allegations that he authorised many curious payments before the 2015
general election.
It was learnt that the some of the
beneficiaries ran to the ex-President for help because he reportedly
approved the memo. The EFCC is insisting that the cash must be refunded.
According to The Nation sources EFCC operatives have cracked how the N3.145billion deal was struck.
A
source said: We have uncovered a memo which was raised by a former
Permanent Secretary for the release of the N3.145billion by the Central
Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
Preliminary findings indicated that the idea to wire money from the CBN actually came from the Presidential Villa.
We
are looking into all clues in order to identify more public officers
and PDP chieftains involved in the alleged diversion of public funds
from the CBN to the campaign directorate.
After completing the first stage of investigation, we will then invite some of the suspects for interrogation.
Responding
to a question, he added: The CBN also has all relevant records on the
N3.145b, including the approval from the Presidential Villa.
We will get to the roots and retrieve every kobo. We will certainly quiz more people in the days ahead.
It
was learnt last night that one of the beneficiaries admitted that the
memo was sent to the CBN, allegedly based on the instructions and
approval of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan
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