Deji Adeyanju Files Petition Against NIMASA DG Over Mismanagement Of Funds

Deji Adeyanju Files Petition Against NIMASA DG Over Mismanagement Of Funds

Appeal Documented Against NIMASA DG, Worker for hire Over Supposed Bungle of Senate Building Undertaking

A legal counselor and common freedoms extremist, Deji Adeyanju, has requested of the Monetary and Monetary Violations Commission (EFCC) to examine claimed fumble including the Chief General of the Nigeria Sea Organization and Security Office (NIMASA).

In a request seen by our columnist , Adeyanju blamed the NIMASA DG for bungling assets designated for the development of a Senate working at the Nigerian Sea College (NMU), Okerenkoko, Delta State.

The request claimed that assets dispensed for the undertaking were misused, consequently the Senate building was uncompleted.

The lobbyist approached the counter debasement office to test both the NIMASA chief, Dr. Bashir Jamoh, and an anonymous worker for hire who purportedly got the assets yet neglected to follow through on the agreement

The letter peruses in parts, “We compose as concerned Nigerians to request of Dr. Bashir Jamoh, the Chief General of the Nigeria Sea Organization and Security Office (NIMASA), as well as an obscure worker for hire in regards to the botch of the Senate building project at the Nigerian Sea College, Okerenkoko, Delta State.

“At some point prior, Dr. Bashir Jamoh granted an agreement and thus dispensed assets to an obscure worker for hire for the development of the senate working at the Nigeria Oceanic College (NMU), Okerenkoko, Delta State.

“Regardless of getting the essential assets and assets, the worker for hire to whom the agreement was granted to, neglected to execute the undertaking, prompting the non-execution of the development.

“Unnecessary to express that Dr. Bashir Jamoh, as the Chief General of NIMASA, bears liability regarding the botch of this task. The disappointment of the project worker to do its obligations without proper approvals from Dr. Bashir Jamoh raises serious worries about the legitimate organization of public assets and the execution of government projects under his administration.

“It is considering the previous that we benevolently encourage you to utilize your great Office to cause an examination concerning the grumbling spread out in this request, with a perspective on carrying the culprits to book,” he said.

In 2021, the foundation was entangled in an embarrassment including N87bn claimed fake agreements. NIMASA was blamed for paying for numerous ventures, including the Senate building, which were rarely finished.

This incited the Inspector General of the League to suggest a careful examination by the EFCC.

The Senate Panel on Open Records, led by Representative Matthew Urhoghide, had burdened the matter refering to a 2015 report from the Inspector General.

NIMASA’s initiative had purportedly neglected to answer a few solicitations to safeguard their activities and a question by the board of trustees is supposed to be introduced for Senate thought.

Among the agreements supposedly granted by the organization yet not executed are the development of a boat building office and dockyard, sea gear and construction, and subordinate structures at Okerenkoko, Delta State, granted to an organization at N40.2bn.
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[b]Others are development of Authoritative Blocks A1, N836m (15% establishment level); address rooms A2, N1,7m(0%); Bad habit Chancellor’s cabin and staff quarters A3, at N11,7m (0%); understudies’ inns, A4, M (0%); power house/power sub-station, A12, N151m(15%, at establishment level); border wall, A13, N446m(0%); breakwater and slope A18 N808m (5%, hedge cleared); arrangement and power administrations and association of the College to the Public Framework A19, among others, all adding up to N36.8b.