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Title : Why Fayose's Panel Did Not Indict Fayemi Over N852million Scandal - SUBEB Chairman
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Why Fayose's Panel Did Not Indict Fayemi Over N852million Scandal - SUBEB Chairman
The real reason over the failure of SUBEB committee to probe the administration of a former Governor Kayode Fayemi, for alleged diversion of N852m in Ekiti state, has been revealed.Fayose & Fayemi |
According to Premium Times, Ola who served as secretary of the committee, said the purpose of the committee was to ensure the suspension of Ekiti by the Universal Basic Education Commission was lifted.
“The committee’s report of which is now being celebrated just to confuse the public because of the Judicial Panel of Inquiry set up by the government to investigate the financial activities of Fayemi’s government, was just for fact finding and not to indict or exonerate anyone”
He said the committee was set up so as to enable SUBEB to respond to UBEC and also removed the embargo placed on Ekiti SUBEB by the UBEC.
The committee was headed by a former chief judge and the Oluyin of Iyin-Ekiti, Ademola Ajakaiye.
Others who served in the committee include a former Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Owoseni Ajayi; Accountant General, O.O. Owolabi; Deputy Director, Physical Planning Unit, SUBEB, Ehinafe Olakunle (now late); Dapo Akinyemi and B.J. Ogundare.
“From the content of the committee report being referred to, it is clear without any ambiguity that financial crime was committed. It was established that the Ekiti State Government under Dr Kayode Fayemi fraudulently obtained loan from the Bank and moved the fund out of the SUBEB account one year after.
“The loan was gotten from the bank without agreement as to interest rate, terms of payment and no Irrevocable Standing Payment Order (ISPO).
“How could the said bank that Fayemi collaborated with to defraud Ekiti and caused the suspension of the State from benefitting from UBEC funds, have granted loan without first agreeing on interest rate and terms of payment?
“The money was paid into SUBEB Account in November 2013, while it was moved out of the account in October 2014 – close to one year after the money was paid and used to access UBEC matching grant and contracts awarded.”
Ola also cited the letter from UBEC dated April 16, 2015, to the Ekiti SUBEB in which it said clearly that the action of the government constituted serious financial crime and also violated Section 11(2) of the UBE Act 2004 and also went further to threaten to report to the EFCC if the N852.9 million counterpart fund was not returned.
“While we do not speak for the state government, we make bold to say that assuming but not conceding that the said report actually exonerated Dr Fayemi, he should rather use it as part of his defence at the Judicial Panel of Inquiry rather than running to the media to deceive the public.
“Also, if the committee actually exonerated Dr Fayemi, what then was the need for him to seek court injunction to stop the Judicial Panel of Inquiry?” he queried.
“Most importantly, the Judicial Panel of Inquiry was not set up to witch-hunt anyone and its terms of reference go beyond the SUBEB issue.
“Finally, we wish to urge Dr Fayemi and his men to seize the opportunity of the Judicial Panel of Inquiry to clear their names of any allegation levelled against them instead of seeking to deceive the public with false media reports.”
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