NIMASA boss, Bashir Jamoh, writes EFCC to investigate N1.5trn fraud allegation against him

Bashir Jamoh, NIMASA boss, has written to the EFCC to investigate a N1.5trn fraud.

Bashir Jamoh, the Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), has written to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) requesting that the EFCC study a N1.5 billion fraud allegation leveled against him.

Ude Jackson attributed the N1.5 trillion rip-off to Jamoh in a tweet on Saturday.

“Fraud in Buhari government as N1.5 trillion, $9 billion traced to NIMASA chairman Bashir Jamoh’s personal accounts,” he acknowledged.

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“NIMASA’s DG, Bashir Jamoh, has told his pals that he has no knowledge of N1.5 billion in any account.” And that your complete story is a fabrication. I’m going to drop his receipt once I get up. He merely ate the bait,” he continued.

 

Bashir Jamoh, then again, requested the EFCC to totally investigate the declare in a letter titled NIMASA2020/DG/EFCC/VOL1/09 in order that the document could possibly be made public.

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“I’m writing to warn you of the next web publications and tweets which have gone viral since Friday, May 21, 2021.

 

“The revelations stemmed from a series of tweets by one Jackson Ude, who claimed that N1.5 billion and another US$9,557,312.50 were tracked to my personal account.”

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“The allegation of money laundering, which smears my integrity, character, and family name on social media, also suggested that security agencies summon the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria to explain why such large sums of money were transferred to my personal account rather than the Treasury Single Account.”

 

“In light of this serious allegation and its insidious and destructive impact on the government and the country, I respectfully request that your commission conduct a thorough and laborious investigation into the claim’s truth or accuracy.”

Thanks for studying NIMASA boss, Jamoh, has written to the EFCC to investigate a N1.5trn fraud.