Mr Fulata called on the management to probe shady practices in the university.
“…I am aware of the wild and spurious allegations made against me and my family…,” said NMDPRA chief Farouk Ahmed.
My late father, a Northern Nigerian businessman who established education trust funds for his grandchildren before his 2018 passing, provided additional support.
Mr Dangote had urged ICPC to arrest, investigate, and prosecute Mr Ahmed for allegedly living far beyond his lawful means as a public servant.
Mr Dangote alleged that NMDPRA’s CEO was living above his means and challenged the federal government to investigate his claim.
Mr Asein reiterated NCC’s commitment to continuing to disrupt illicit activities in the visual arts sector.
ActionAid Nigeria commended Aliko Dangote for responsibly raising concerns, highlighting the positive civic value of speaking up and reporting suspected wrongdoing in good faith.
“This mandate is about tackling corruption and not any imaginary adversary or political motive,” the EFCC stated.
Dangote accused the NMDPRA of misrepresenting the refinery’s capacity by publishing offtake figures rather than actual production levels.
