BENUE PROBE PANEL: Again, Ex-Governor, Suswam Slammed with over 33 Issues of Fraud

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Benue State Ex-Governor, Gabriel Suswam has been summoned by judicial commission of enquiry set up by his successor, Dr Samuel Ortom to probe the financial dealings of the past administration.

In a letter signed by the commissions chairman, Justice Elizabeth Kpojime, Suswam is to appear before it on Wednesday, 9th December, 2015 to answer to about 33 issues of financial misappropriation recorded during his tenure as Governor.
The issues bother around the contract to Bi-Water and subsequent award and revision of the contract to MS Gilmor construction for the greater Makurdi water works, N14bn SURE-P funds and approval of N704m as scholarships.
The former Governor is also to provide all relevant information and documents relating to his financial approvals.

Benue.com.ng

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