The resignation letter of the National Security Adviser,
Colonel Sabo Dasuki, has been rejected by President
Muhammadu Buhari, gongnews has reported. The report said
Dasuki’s resignation was rejected on the ground that he must
account for funds received and spent under his tenure in the
prosecution of the Boko Haram insurgency.

President Buhari was reported to have said Dasuki’s
resignation is‘unacceptable’ ” following intelligence reports
showing the fake military hardware, consumables and large cache of money unaccounted for due to improper filing of contract papers under the office of the NSA"

Government sources was also that the unaccounted funds
poses a “significant financial risk and demonstrates a lack of
internal control over the NSA’s office which diminished the roles
and powers of the Ministry of defence and more than $50 billion
in which contract files were incomplete or could not be located at all which he has to account for before leaving government”.
Sabo has come under increasing pressure over his leadership
of the NSA’s office and how it was heavily politicized before
and after the political transition process.

The Presidency is also concerned about some deals coming
out of the NSA’s office, especially the issue of $9.3m South
African arms deal and repeated reports that Nigeria was
conned into a failed Boko Haram “ceasefire” deal to the tune
of almost $500m.
The NSA and the service chiefs were alleged to have forced
INEC to postpone the February 14 general elections.

Source: m.naija.com

Chai

Sorry naa

what goes around surely comes around ;Dwhat goes around surely comes around

Very stale news