Tinubu orders probe into alleged N37b stolen humanitarian fund.
President Bola Tinubu has taken decisive action by ordering a thorough investigation into the alleged diversion of N37.1 billion from a humanitarian fund.
The announcement was made by Mohammed Idris, the Minister of Information and National Orientation, in a statement released on Sunday, January 7.
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This move comes on the heels of President Tinubu’s approval for the suspension and investigation of Halima Shehu, the National Coordinator of the National Social Investment Program Agency (NSIPA). Shehu is under scrutiny for her alleged involvement in financial impropriety amounting to about N30 billion.
The Minister emphasized the government’s commitment to uncovering the truth surrounding this matter and assured the public that appropriate action would be taken. He urged Nigerians to exercise patience as the government conducts a thorough investigation into the allegations.
In a statement personally signed by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, the government acknowledged the concerns raised by the public regarding the reported payment of funds into a private account by the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation. The government, under President Tinubu’s leadership, emphasized its transparency, accountability, and commitment to utilizing public funds effectively for the benefit of Nigerians.
In light of recent events, the President has directed that a thorough and comprehensive investigation be conducted to ascertain the accuracy and validity of the reported details,” stated the Minister.
The government remains resolute in ensuring that any breaches and infractions are identified and decisively punished, aligning with its commitment to public accountability and due process.
The Ministry of Information and National Orientation asserted itself as the primary source for verified information about the events and actions of the Federal Government of Nigeria. The public was assured that only accurate details would be shared, and the Ministry committed to providing timely updates on the progress of the investigation.
Nigerians are urged to exercise patience as the government focuses on ensuring a fair and unbiased process. The findings of the investigation will be communicated duly and transparently to the public, reflecting the government’s dedication to accountability and transparency in public affairs.
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