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IPOB lawyer slams Buhari govt’s over N1.14b vehicles purchase for Niger Republic

Adesina .O (Teekay) by Adesina .O (Teekay)
August 4, 2022
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IPOB's lawyer, 
Ifeanyi-Ejiofor

IPOB's lawyer, Ifeanyi-Ejiofor

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One of the lawyers representing the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Ifeanyi Ejiofor has condemned the Nigerian government’s purchase of N1.14bn worth of vehicles for Niger Republic amid insecurity in Nigeria.

WITHIN NIGERIA had reported that the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed, confirmed the purchase of the vehicles for the Niger Republic government

Ahmed defended President Muhammadu Buhari and the Federal Executive Council for acting in line with the national interest.

The lawyer disclosed this in a statement on Thursday in which he described it the donation of the vehicles as absurd and unacceptable.

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Ejiofor maintained that it is a misplaced priority for the Nigerian government to make such donations while tertiary institutions are on strike over financial issues, in addition to the security formation which needs adequate funding to fight insecurity.

He alleged that the donation amounts to corruption and impunity, adding that it should not continue to thrive unabated.

The statement read, “Acquiring SUVs by the Nigerian government for another country’s use: misplaced priority of the highest order.

“I was gobsmacked after reading the trending news on the above subject, and the desperate vain attempt by the managers of one of the most corrupt countries in the universe, struggling to defend the obvious.

“How did we get here? What crimes did our forerunners commit that we are visited with this level of wickedness and indifference?

“Every part of Nigeria is bedevilled by an unprecedented level of insecurity. Even Abuja, the supposed seat of power is not safe. The security agents are daily decimated by terrorists and criminals because they are poorly equipped.

“Majority of the Nigerian security formations are still struggling with their rickety Hilux vans/ vehicles, in the execution of their official engagements.

“Who did this to us? How can a country that is borrowing money from foreign countries to service her debt be engaged in this level of financial recklessness and bazaar?

“It is high time the government and public officers are held accountable for the public offices that they hold.”

Official documents showed that President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration okayed the “release of fund in the sum of N1,145,000,000.00 to the office of the accountant general of the federation IFO Kaura Motors Nig. Limited for supply of (10) ten numbers Toyota land cruiser V8 vehicles to Republic of Niger ]

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