Former Governor Peter Obi has sounded an alarm regarding ongoing fraudulent activities within the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development. The concerns raised by Obi come in the wake of a N585 million scandal that has cast a spotlight on alleged financial improprieties within the ministry.
Obi, a vocal advocate for accountability and good governance, expressed deep concern over the recurrent nature of fraud-related incidents in the Humanitarian Ministry. The N585 million scandal, involving questionable payments into personal accounts, has raised questions about the effectiveness of internal controls and financial oversight within the ministry.
The former governor called for a thorough investigation into the matter, urging relevant authorities to uncover the root causes of the persistent fraudulent activities. Obi emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in the management of funds allocated to humanitarian and social development initiatives, given their critical role in addressing societal needs.
The N585 million scandal, which has led to the suspension of the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development, has triggered a renewed focus on the governance and financial management practices within the ministry. Peter Obi’s alarm underscores the importance of stringent measures to curb corruption and ensure the judicious use of public funds in critical sectors.
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