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How university VC diverted funds meant for construction of 500 units of bungalow.
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How university VC diverted funds meant for construction of 500 units of bungalow.

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Last updated: 2023/01/09 at 6:33 AM
By Author Published January 9, 2023
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Mrs. Halimat Adenike Tejuosho, the managing director of Haleems Integrated Services Limited and chancellor of Espam Formation University in Cotonou, Benin, has been charged in an Abuja high court with misappropriating a contract worth millions of naira for the building of 500 bungalows at Karshi FCT for employees of the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs Staff Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society Limited.

The accusation was leveled against her and others by Mr. Emmanuel Suku, in a suit marked FCT/HC/CV/589/2022.

In documents seen by our correspondent, Suku, deposed before the court that around November 2021, the defendant had approached him to partner her company in financing the Contract to completion with the assurance of 30% profit.

Suku, the MD of Donsuku Cargo Logistics Limited, alleged, “he made payment of the total sum of Four Hundred and Thirty-Six Million, Three Hundred and Twenty-Five Million Thousand Naira only (436, 325,000.00) and Twenty- One Thousand, Five Hundred US Dollars ($21,500) into the bank account which she provided.”

According to a police investigation report from the Force Criminal Intelligence & Investigation Department (FCIID), tendered before the court as one of the plaintiff’s exhibit, it found that “no work has been done on the project since the groundbreaking ceremony in November 2021. An uncompleted gatehouse structure and two shipping containers were seen on the site.”
The police also discovered that the plaintiff did not conduct due diligence on the contract/project, adding that the defendant’s bank accounts statement were obtained and it revealed the funds paid to her has been squandered on luxury tantamount to advance fee fraud and cheating.

Based on the development, the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory has ordered service of all the Court processes on the Defendants ( due to her absence in court) by substituted means( on national dallies and her email address) while adjourning the case to 25th January 2023 for the continuation of hearing and for parties to make their case.

Source: thewhistler

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