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NIMASA DG Denies Alleged Of N1.5trn, $9m Payment Into Personal Account

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Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA ), Dr Bashir Jamoh
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The Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA ), Dr Bashir Jamoh, on Tuesday refuted allegations bothering on  an assumed N1.5 trillion and $9 million payment into his personal account,

This is contained in a statement released by the agency, which thus reads: “We wish to state categorically that there is no iota of truth in this allegation as this social media post had been earlier circulated over three years ago in 2021.

“It is worthy of note that in 2021, when the allegations were then circulated, NIMASA DG had personally requested the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC to investigate it. In the petition he personally signed and dated May 24th, 2021, Dr Jamoh complained that the viral story has impugned his integrity, character and family name.

“This re-circulation of the 2021 video is the handiwork of mischief makers who are bent on misinforming unsuspecting members of the public for interest best known to them and their sponsors.

“Members of the public are hereby advised to disregard the content of this misleading social media post.”

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