And what was this money allegedly used for? Settling personal bank loans and chartering private jets. Yes, you read that right—while ordinary Kwarans couldn’t get basic healthcare, their leaders were allegedly flying high on stolen funds.
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Why You Should Be Angry
₦5.78 billion isn’t pocket change. That money could have:
Fixed dilapidated schools across the state.
Funded hospitals so patients don’t die over lack of oxygen.
Provided clean water to thousands of households.
Instead, it allegedly paid for luxury flights and debt bailouts.
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Selective Justice?
Nigerians are tired of endless court appearances that go nowhere. We’ve seen it before: long trials, flashy headlines, then silence. If this case fizzles out, it’s just another reminder that corruption in Nigeria is a VIP-only crime—no jail time, just political recycling.…….CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
