Anti-Graft Commission Probes Ganduje Over N4 Billion Inland Port Diversion
The Public Complaints Commission (PCACC) initiates an investigation into former Kano State Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje over the alleged diversion of N4 billion meant for the Dala Inland Dry Port project. The probe follows a petition accusing Ganduje's administration of unlawfully redirecting state funds to finance the port project, which was controversially transferred to a member of the former governor's family.
Sources reveal that around 2020, Kano State's 20% equity in the port was reportedly converted to private ownership, leading to significant financial losses for the state. The investigation aims to uncover potential misuse of public funds for private gain, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in governance.
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