06-01-2019, 06:59 PM
N180M Covenant University Fraud: Suspect's Mother Resists Recovery Of Vehicle
N180m Covenant University fraud: Drama as suspect’s mother resists recovery of vehicle
Our Reporter by Our Reporter June 1, 2019
THE last is yet to be heard in the case of N180 million allegedly pilfered from the purse of the Covenant University, Otta, by a guru in its IT unit. There are indications that more people will be picked up in connection with the fraud.
Already, assorted cars have been recovered from the suspect, including one from his mother’s house in Otta.
But the recovery of the exotic car was not without some drama as the woman was said to have resisted the release of the car, saying she could not understand why an outsider would demand the release of a car her son bought for her.
The poor woman was said to have been particularly miffed that an institution with a religious background would be involved in the effort to strip her of her God-given property, saying that the joy of every mother is to enjoy the fruits of her womb.
But officials of the EFCC would have none of her homilies and have since taken the vehicle away as the anti-graft agency continues its effort to recover the loot.
https://thenationonlineng.net/n180m-covenant-university-fraud-drama-as-suspects-mother-resists-recovery-of-vehicle/
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N180m Covenant University fraud: Drama as suspect’s mother resists recovery of vehicle
Our Reporter by Our Reporter June 1, 2019
THE last is yet to be heard in the case of N180 million allegedly pilfered from the purse of the Covenant University, Otta, by a guru in its IT unit. There are indications that more people will be picked up in connection with the fraud.
Already, assorted cars have been recovered from the suspect, including one from his mother’s house in Otta.
But the recovery of the exotic car was not without some drama as the woman was said to have resisted the release of the car, saying she could not understand why an outsider would demand the release of a car her son bought for her.
The poor woman was said to have been particularly miffed that an institution with a religious background would be involved in the effort to strip her of her God-given property, saying that the joy of every mother is to enjoy the fruits of her womb.
But officials of the EFCC would have none of her homilies and have since taken the vehicle away as the anti-graft agency continues its effort to recover the loot.
https://thenationonlineng.net/n180m-covenant-university-fraud-drama-as-suspects-mother-resists-recovery-of-vehicle/