NCAA is not even ashamed to do a press
conference and say they are looking for the
whistle blower who broke the story of the two
BMW armoured cars bought for Aviation
Minister, Ms. Stella Oduah valued at
N225million. Instead of looking for the
whistle-blower, shouldn't they be prosecuting
someone or some people for fraud and
extortion?
The DG of NCAA, Capt. Fola Akinkuotu, said
at a press conference which held yesterday
Friday October 18th at the ministries HQ in
Abuja, that the Federal Government was
concerned about how the information got
leaked to the public, saying that whoever
leaked it committed a criminal offence.
“I am not saying that this particular
information should not be put in the
public domain, but how it was obtained
is the concern. If somebody breaks into
an office and makes copies of official
documents, then the break-in has
become criminal. So we are in the
process of trying to find the source of
this leakage and I am very concerned
about it because this information may
look trivial but there are other
information that we have that are
confidential and it is only fair for us to
respect the confidentiality of
information. I am not saying that they
broke into our office, but they obtained
the information illegally.”
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