Zamfara: How Yari spent N252bn without record – Probe committee
This was revealed to journalists on Monday by the Chairman of the Transition Committee and immediate past Deputy governor of the state, Mallam Ibrahim Wakkala.
He said that the outgone administration, which released the sum of N2 billion for the payment of gratuity to retired workers only paid N400 million to retired Permanent Secretaries, while the remaining balance of N1.6 billion had remained unaccounted. Wakkala vowed that the committee would not hesitate to invite all the suspects to come an answer queries about their deeds including Yari.
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