The Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission, EFCC, on Monday arrested top officials of the Adamawa State
University for selling a N13 million government-owned Toyota Land Cruiser as
scrap.
Commission, EFCC, on Monday arrested top officials of the Adamawa State
University for selling a N13 million government-owned Toyota Land Cruiser as
scrap.
The commission’s spokesperson,
Wilson Uwujaren, confirmed the arrest in a telephone interview with Premium
Times. Mr. Uwujaren said the vice chancellor of the university, Shall David
Joshua, and the bursar, K.E. Anjili, were among those arrested.
Wilson Uwujaren, confirmed the arrest in a telephone interview with Premium
Times. Mr. Uwujaren said the vice chancellor of the university, Shall David
Joshua, and the bursar, K.E. Anjili, were among those arrested.
“Our operatives in Yola, Adamawa
State today arrested top officials of the Adamawa State University for
questioning over the sale of a brand new Toyota Land Cruiser jeep as scrap to
the former FRSC boss, Haladu Hananiya,” the EFCC spokesperson also confirmed.
State today arrested top officials of the Adamawa State University for
questioning over the sale of a brand new Toyota Land Cruiser jeep as scrap to
the former FRSC boss, Haladu Hananiya,” the EFCC spokesperson also confirmed.
It will be recalled that Premium
Times on August 6 had earlier reported how a former Corps Marshal of the
Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, Haladu Hananiya, paid N150,000 for a new
Toyota Land Cruiser SUV worth N13 million.
Times on August 6 had earlier reported how a former Corps Marshal of the
Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, Haladu Hananiya, paid N150,000 for a new
Toyota Land Cruiser SUV worth N13 million.
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