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lol- “We Shall Probe Nyako To Recover Stolen Funds” – Adamawa Acting Governor

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More trouble appear to be

coming the way of former

Governor of Adamawa State,

Murtala Nyako as the the

Acting Governor of Adamawa,

Alhaji Ahmadu Fintiri,

announced on Tuesday of

plans to probe him over

N82billion debt profile.



Fintiri, who announced this in

a broadcast to people of the

State in Yola, said “we shall

set up a judicial panel of

inquiry to probe Nyako’s

administration and we shall

cooperate with all anti-graft

agencies to recover stolen

state funds.



“This will be done through

effective publicity and bring to

public notice the abuses that

necessitated and justified this

change of government in

Adamawa state.



“Furthermore, the Secretary

to the State Government shall

in due course, inform the

world about these scandalous

abuses and how the simple

canon of government activities

were thrown overboard’’.



The Acting Governor further

stated that his interim

administration inherited a

debt profile of more than N12

billion in the statutory

revenue account alongside

liabilities amounting to N70

billion said to be diverted to

non-viable projects.



He said, “My administration

has mapped out strategies to

reinvigorate the various

sectors of the economy

through which dividends of

democracy can reach the

citizens”.



Fintiri said he was committed

to handing over a better

Adamawa to the next

administration.



The acting governor said local

government would be treated

properly as an effective tier of

government through prompt

release of funds.

He urged traditional rulers,

religious leaders, community

leaders, security agencies and

the people of the state to

participate fully in bringing

back the lost glory of

Adamawa.



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