CALL OMOKHODION LAWSON TO ORDER NOW BEFORE HE GRINDS A.A.U SAME WAY HE GRINDED ALL STATES TRUST BANK, OTHERS - Integrity Watch

A.A.U Pro-Chancellor, Lawson

By: Jethro Iwuoha
Ambrose Ali University is sitting on a time bond as Lawson Omokhodom an Ekpoma chief who was recently appointed as the Pro-chancellor of the University, notorious for grinding every establishment placed under his watch is about to add AAU to his list of grounded institutions with his executive rascality and Insensitivity to the plight of the institution.

Our investigations reveals that the Pro-chancellor who have totally usurped the offices of all the management team and assumed the duties of the administrative head of the institution has insisted that the management must buy him an eighty million Naira(80,000,000) jeep as official vehicle without recourse to the financial state of the school at the moment. Being that new intakes has not been admitted and the school is not generating revenue.

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Daura To Be Jailed? Presidency, EFCC Trace N17B Fraud To Him

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has been activated to interrogate the sacked Director General of the Directorate of State Services (DSS), Lawal Daura, over an alleged N17bn scam traced to him.

EFCC sources told Daily Trust that operatives of the anti-graft agency on Tuesday evening visited Daura in custody preparatory to his full Interrogation.

“It is expected that the former DSS boss will be handed [to the EFCC] over by the police for further interrogation to explain how the N17 billion traced to the headquarters of the DSS was utilized,” said one of the sources at the anti-graft agency.

The money, it was further learnt, was left behind by the Daura’s predecessor Ita Ekpeyong. It was alleged that Ekpeyong received N20 billion from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) at the end of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration.

Ekpeyong, it was also alleged, converted N17 billion into United States of America (USA) dollars, which he left behind when he handed over to Daura.

The funds were reportedly traced by EFCC investigators as a fall out of discoveries after the $43 billion linked to the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) was found stashed at a private apartment inside Osborne Towers in Ikoyi, Lagos.

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