Kingibe Denies Fraud Claims in N68 Million Petition

Ireti Kingibe, a senator representing the Federal Capital Territory, has denied allegations of fraud made by businessman Nonso Okafor, who has petitioned the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC). Okafor claims he was deceived into paying N68 million for a non-existent federal government contract, facilitated by Kingibe's aide, Oserem Christen Omofoma.
Okafor alleges he was promised a refund and assistance in securing a government contract but received no such contract. He claims to have paid N65,000 in two installments and is now demanding a refund of the outstanding N68 million.
Kingibe's spokesperson, Matilda Duncan, stated that the allegations are baseless and that Kingibe did not authorize anyone to collect money on her behalf. Kingibe expressed surprise at the timing of the allegations and emphasized her commitment to transparency and accountability in governance, urging the ICPC to investigate the matter.
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