The Nigeria Police Force has released the report of its investigation into the allegations of procurement fraud against top officials of the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment.
SaharaReporters had earlier reported that the police investigation followed a petition by Phantom Digital Technologies Services Limited through its lawyers to the Inspector General of Police, which was sighted on Friday, over a contract for the supply of 14 vehicles undertaken by the Permanent Secretary, Dr. Evelyn Ngige in violation of mandatory provisions of the Public Procurement Act, 2007.
“3.1. Onuoha Ifeanyi Aged"39""M" ; 3.2 Emmanuel Uchols Aged '60'"M' ; 3.3 Otunba Dr. Adejare Adedapo Aged '49"M' ; “That to give effect to the new price, Managing Director Phantom Digital Technology Services Limited in a letter dated 17th February, 2022 to The Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Industry Trade and Investment, informed the Ministry that the prices of the vehicle rose from N19,500,000 to N22,500,000 as a result of their delays in procurement process which lasted from 5th July to 14th December,...
“That the Memo T/FAL/23614/5.3042/1/30, also proposed the distribution the vehicles to different departments of the Ministry and captured the remaining one vehicle yet to be delivered by the Company; “That Mr. Abubakar Dangaladima and Mr. Uchola Emmanuel Ina while proceeding on retirement took away the Prado Jeep with registration number 11A-18-FG and Toyota Hilux with Registration number 11A-70-FG respectively belonging to the Ministry based on the claim, that it was auctioned to them;
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