Man Declared Wanted By ICPC For Receiving Double Salaries Demands For Transport Fare
LAGOS JANUARY 28TH (NEWSRANGERS)-39 year-old Seun Samuel Ojukannaiye, an Indigene of Ekinrin-Adde, Ijumu LGA of Kogi State who was declared wanted by the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related offences Commission (ICPC), has given the Commission a condition to turn himself in.
Ojukannaiye demanded transport fare from the ICPC, and revealed that he has sent his location to the commission.
The anti-graft agency had declared Ojukannaiye wanted for allegedly receiving double salaries from both the Kogi State Hospital Management Board and Kogi State University.
Spokesperson for the Commission, Azuka Ogugua, in a notice on Thursday, January 26, 2023, said Mr. Ojukannaiye last known address is Hospital Quarters, Ogori, Kogi State.
“Anyone who has useful information about his whereabouts should report to ICPC Headquarters Abuja, any of the ICPC State Offices, or the nearest police station, or call ICPC Toll-Free lines: 0803-123-0280, 0803-123-0281, 0803-123-0282, 0705-699-0190, 0705-699-0191 and 0800-CALL-ICPC (0800-2255-4272)” the notice reads.
However, quoting the post declaring him wanted on the official Facebook page of the ICPC, the accused said “when God is involved, I am still expecting the transport fare that you promised.”
He further explained he had written to the ICPC about five years ago, notifying them that he did not have the resources to travel.
“I wrote to them (ICPC)first. That was about 5 yrs ago (relevant documents with LAC). They requested for my presence alongside a personality of choice from a provided list. I told them I don’t have the resources to travel down to them.
“They then (Olorunyomi Taiwo) requested that I send my bank details and the amount it will cost for me to come which I did. The last conversation I had with him is that he has written a memo and waiting for response with regards to the fare.”
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on Jan 28 2023. Filed under National.
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