The Chairman Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption on Thursday, wondered why with all the financial difficulties Nigeria was going through, the NDDC bought over 70 cars that included 8 super Lexus that cost N70m each.
Itse SaG.ay
A Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Prof. Itse SaG.ay, who is the Chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption (PACAC), on Thursday in Abuja, said corruption was omnipresent in the country with all segments being affected.
While speaking during his opening remarks at the National Dialogue on Corruption organised by PACAC at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, specifically indicted the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) and the Nigeria Customs Service (NCC) which he said are still enmeshed in corruption even under the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.
SaG.ay said with all the financial difficulties Nigeria was going through, the NDDC recently bought over 70 cars that included eight super Lexus that cost N70m each, adding that despite the purchase, the commission’s Managing Director claimed that the NDDC lacks fund to carry out its responsibilities.
On the Nigerian Customs Service, SaG.ay said, “There is no difference in Customs since May 29, 2015. If you go to Tin Can Island, it is business as usual.”
Describing corruption as a national tragedy, SaG.ay wondered why a person will loot what he cannot spend in 10 lifetimes and expose others to poverty.
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