Buhari’s spokesman Garba Shehu has issued a statement that contained
the full list of retired and serving military men who served during the
immediate past government of Goodluck Jonathan who must be investigated
by the anti-graft commission.
They include:
1. Air Chief Marshal AS Badeh (Rtd)
2. Air Marshal MD Umar (Rtd)
3. Air Marshal AN Amosu (Rtd)
4. Maj-Gen. ER Chioba (Rtd)
5. AVM IA Balogun (Rtd)
6. AVM AG Tsakr (Rtd)
7. AVM AG Idowu (Rtd)
8. AVM AM Mamu
9 AVM OT Oguntoyinbo
10. AVM T Omenyi
11. AVM JB Adigun
12. AVM RA Ojuawo
13. AVM JA Kayode-Beckley
14. Air Cdre SA Yushau (Rtd)
15. Air Cdre AO Ogunjobi
16. Air Cdre GMD Gwani
17. Air Cdre SO Makinde
18. Air Cdre AY Lassa
19. Col N Ashinze
20. Lt Col. MS Dasuki (Rtd)
On the recommendations of the committee’s second interim report, the president has ordered the commission to probe the roles of the officers and the companies and their chiefs in major breaches connected with the purchases by the Office of the National Security Adviser and the Nigerian Air Force.
1. Messrs Societe D’ Equipments Internationaux
2. Himma Aboubakar
3. Aeronautical Engineering and Technical Services Limited
4. Messrs Syrius Technologies
5. Dr Theresa A. Ittu
6. Sky Experts Nig Ltd
7. Omenyi Ifeanyi Tony
8. Huzee Nig Ltd
9. GAT Techno Dynamics Ltd
10. Gbujie Peter Obie
11. Onuri Samuel Ugochukwu
12. Spacewebs Interservices Ltd
13. Oguntoyinbo Tayo
14. Oguntoyinbo Funmi.
15. Delfina Oil and Gas Ltd
16. Chief Jacobs Bola
17. Mono Marine Corporation Nig Ltd
18. Geonel Intergrated Services Ltd
19. Sachi Felicia
20. Mudaki Polycarp
21. Wolfgang Reinl.
The statement reads in part: “A main purchase activity undertaken by Dasuki’s office for NAF was that concerning the contracts awarded to Societe D’ Equipment Internationaux (SEI) Nig Ltd.
“The SEI contracts included procurement of two used Mi-24V helicopters instead of the recommended Mi-35M series at the cost of one hundred and thirty six million, nine hundred and forty four thousand US dollars ($136,944,000.00).
“The committee established that ONSA also funded the procurement of 4 used Alpha jets for the NAF at the cost of seven million, one hundred and eighty thousand US dollars ($7,180,000.00). However, it was confirmed that only 2 of the Alpha jet aircraft were ferried to Nigeria after cannibalization of engines from NAF fleet.
“It was further observed that the sum of three million, three hundred thousand US dollars ($3.3m) was fraudulently included in the contract agreement as VAT and with holding tax and subsequently paid into the bank accounts of Spacewebs Interservices Ltd and Delfina Oil and Gas Ltd.
“The committee further established that two million US dollars ($2m) from the proceeds was transferred to Mono Marine Corporation Nig Ltd, which is jointly owned by principal characters in this deal. The Committee opined that the infractions of extant regulations by these companies were clearly intended to defraud.
“The committee uncovered insider dealings by military officers in procurement activities undertaken by ONSA and the NAF. The officers were found to have misused or abused their offices for personal gains by influencing award of contracts to private companies in which they have substantial interests.”
Apart from the key culprit in the arms probe Dasuki, there are others who have been lashed in the investigation, including former minister of state for finance, Bashir Yuguda, chairman of DAAR communication, Raymond Dopkesi and former chairman of the PDP, Haliru Bello, the spokesperson of the opposition party Olisa Metuh and many others.
They include:
1. Air Chief Marshal AS Badeh (Rtd)
2. Air Marshal MD Umar (Rtd)
3. Air Marshal AN Amosu (Rtd)
4. Maj-Gen. ER Chioba (Rtd)
5. AVM IA Balogun (Rtd)
6. AVM AG Tsakr (Rtd)
7. AVM AG Idowu (Rtd)
8. AVM AM Mamu
9 AVM OT Oguntoyinbo
10. AVM T Omenyi
11. AVM JB Adigun
12. AVM RA Ojuawo
13. AVM JA Kayode-Beckley
14. Air Cdre SA Yushau (Rtd)
15. Air Cdre AO Ogunjobi
16. Air Cdre GMD Gwani
17. Air Cdre SO Makinde
18. Air Cdre AY Lassa
19. Col N Ashinze
20. Lt Col. MS Dasuki (Rtd)
On the recommendations of the committee’s second interim report, the president has ordered the commission to probe the roles of the officers and the companies and their chiefs in major breaches connected with the purchases by the Office of the National Security Adviser and the Nigerian Air Force.
1. Messrs Societe D’ Equipments Internationaux
2. Himma Aboubakar
3. Aeronautical Engineering and Technical Services Limited
4. Messrs Syrius Technologies
5. Dr Theresa A. Ittu
6. Sky Experts Nig Ltd
7. Omenyi Ifeanyi Tony
8. Huzee Nig Ltd
9. GAT Techno Dynamics Ltd
10. Gbujie Peter Obie
11. Onuri Samuel Ugochukwu
12. Spacewebs Interservices Ltd
13. Oguntoyinbo Tayo
14. Oguntoyinbo Funmi.
15. Delfina Oil and Gas Ltd
16. Chief Jacobs Bola
17. Mono Marine Corporation Nig Ltd
18. Geonel Intergrated Services Ltd
19. Sachi Felicia
20. Mudaki Polycarp
21. Wolfgang Reinl.
The statement reads in part: “A main purchase activity undertaken by Dasuki’s office for NAF was that concerning the contracts awarded to Societe D’ Equipment Internationaux (SEI) Nig Ltd.
“The SEI contracts included procurement of two used Mi-24V helicopters instead of the recommended Mi-35M series at the cost of one hundred and thirty six million, nine hundred and forty four thousand US dollars ($136,944,000.00).
“The committee established that ONSA also funded the procurement of 4 used Alpha jets for the NAF at the cost of seven million, one hundred and eighty thousand US dollars ($7,180,000.00). However, it was confirmed that only 2 of the Alpha jet aircraft were ferried to Nigeria after cannibalization of engines from NAF fleet.
“It was further observed that the sum of three million, three hundred thousand US dollars ($3.3m) was fraudulently included in the contract agreement as VAT and with holding tax and subsequently paid into the bank accounts of Spacewebs Interservices Ltd and Delfina Oil and Gas Ltd.
“The committee further established that two million US dollars ($2m) from the proceeds was transferred to Mono Marine Corporation Nig Ltd, which is jointly owned by principal characters in this deal. The Committee opined that the infractions of extant regulations by these companies were clearly intended to defraud.
“The committee uncovered insider dealings by military officers in procurement activities undertaken by ONSA and the NAF. The officers were found to have misused or abused their offices for personal gains by influencing award of contracts to private companies in which they have substantial interests.”
Apart from the key culprit in the arms probe Dasuki, there are others who have been lashed in the investigation, including former minister of state for finance, Bashir Yuguda, chairman of DAAR communication, Raymond Dopkesi and former chairman of the PDP, Haliru Bello, the spokesperson of the opposition party Olisa Metuh and many others.
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