N200 million SUBEB fraud: Ali Sulayman, Alao, others know fate on February 11
By DADA AYOKHAI
An Edo High Court will on February 11 2022 determine the fate of Alhaji Ali Sulayman, the Royal father of Imiegba community in Etsako East and a Prince from Aviawu clan in Etsako Central LGA, Prince Alao and others former officials of the Universal Basic Education Board, SUBEB, in an alleged 200 million fraud levelled against them which was committed during their tenure of office.
The first hearing of the alleged fraud case which is being prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission ,EFCC, took place in 2017.
Mr. Stephen Alao; Adams Osabuohie, Director of Finance and Administration; Dove Momodu, member; Ali Sulayman, Acting Board Chairman; and Aisosa Amadaun, Member; were arraigned by the Ibadan zonal office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on a 50-count charge before the court presided over by Justice Ohimai Ovbiagele.
They were accused of criminal conspiracy, conferring corrupt advantage upon self and knowingly holding private interest in a contract award and abuse of office.
One of the charges preferred against them reads: “That you Prince Stephen Alao, Adams Osabuohien, Dove Momodu, Mallam Ali Sulayman and Dr. Aisosa Amadasun, sometimes in the years 2013 to 2016, at Edo State, conspired to commit an offence under Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Act, No. 5, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2000.”
The mentioned person’ journey to the dock followed a petition to the EFCC alleging that they abused their office and fraudulently diverted public funds through payments for non-existent contracts, diversion of tender fees and illegal sale of government properties.
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