TRENDING VIDEO OF ALLEGED SWAP OF ATM CARD OF AN OLD WOMAN IN NNEWI: ANAMBRA STATE POLICE COMMAND BEGINS INVESTIGATION: CALLS ON MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC TO HELP IDENTIFY THE SUSPECT. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 TRENDING VIDEO OF ALLEGED SWAP OF ATM CARD OF AN OLD WOMAN IN NNEWI: ANAMBRA STATE POLICE COMMAND BEGINS INVESTIGATION: CALLS ON MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC TO HELP IDENTIFY THE SUSPECT The Anambra State Police Command has intercepted a trending video of an unidentified lady in an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) of a Commercial bank in Nnewi, who allegedly swapped an ATM Card belonging to a 58 years old (quinquagenarian) handicapped woman and withdrew the sum of Two Million Naira (N2,000,000) in parts.  The Command having commenced  investigations into the incident, calls on anyone with useful information, especially residents of Nnewi and environs to help in identifying the suspect for possible arrest and prosecution. Preliminary information reveals that the  unidentified lady suspect disguised herself to assist the victim and swapped the ATM card of the victim and a few minutes after the suspect left the ATM spot, the quinquagenarian received several debit alerts totalin...

LAGOS ASSEMBLY DENIES AWARDING N17BN GATE CONTRACT.(PHOTO).


 Lagos Assembly Denies Awarding N17bn Gate Contract


The Lagos State House of Assembly has dismissed as baseless allegations made by an anti-corruption group that it awarded a N17 billion contract for the construction of its gate. In a statement issued on Thursday, Mr. Stephen Ogundipe, Chairman of the House Committee on Information, Security, and Strategy, clarified that the project in question was completed over three years ago and that no recent gate construction had taken place.


The Lagos State Anti-Corruption Coalition had recently written to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), requesting an investigation into the alleged contract. Ogundipe labeled the petition as frivolous and politically motivated, designed to tarnish the reputation of the Assembly. He emphasized that although the Assembly has its own procurement unit, it follows the state government's official procurement process from start to finish.


Ogundipe questioned the credibility of the allegations, particularly the claim that N17 billion was allocated for a single gate, stating it was preposterous and unreasonable. He added that the allegations were based on unverified rumors and had already been addressed by the court. The chairman reiterated that the Assembly remains committed to transparency and the continued progress of the state.

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