The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) may probe eight Borno State commissioners over "disrespect to due process and budgetary provisions".
8 Borno Commissioners Invites To EFFC On Suspicion Of Corruption.
The EFCC has invited the commissioners for an interview a following a petition made against them.
Sources in the government told Daily Post that the commissioners of living above their earnings and of awarding contracts to themselves and buying luxury properties within and outside Nigeria.
"The contract issue is against the law of civil service which prohibits public office holders from engaging in any type of business relating to the office he or she is holding," one of the sources in Maiduguri said.
According to some civil servants who wanted to stay anonymous, the eight commissioners are: Alhaji Babakaka Bashir Garbai, the commissioner for local government and chieftaincy affairs; Engr. Ibrahim Mohammed Bukar, the commissioner for Works and Transport; Salma Anas Kolo, commissioner for health; Comrade Musa Inuwa Kubo, commissioner for education; Alhaji Sugun Mai Mele, commissioner for housing and rural electrification; Zainab Gimba, commissioner for poverty alleviation; Alhaji Yunus Mairami, commissioner for finance; and Alhaji Usman Zannah, commissioner for agriculture and natural resources.
It was also gathered that there are petitions against the Borno State Secretary to the State Government, Baba Ahmed Jidda, and Chief of staff to the Borno State Governor, Alhaji Abubakar Kyari, over properties and estates they reportedly acquired in Abuja.
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