A socio-cultural group in Bayelsa
State, Izon Ibe Youth Assembly (IYA) has tasked former Special Assistant to
ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Waripamowei Dudafa, to account for the $50m,
about N9.95billion found in his possession, ITRealms reports.
In a press release, the Bayelsa
based assembly accused the former Aide to Jonathan of fraternizing with Buhari’s
administrations by releasing sensitive documents to the government whereas
he has explanations to make as to how he came about a huge amount of money
found on him.
"Our query for Dudafa is: How did
he come about the 50 million dollars in his possession? Why did he flee from
the country? Why is he fighting his former boss and the wife? Is it because he
was told to return their money in his possession and he refused? But no matter
how far he would probably go in his actions as a traitor, nemesis will catch up
with him”.
The organization, ITRealms gathered, specially said the
ex-Presidential Aide was responsible for the document containing details of the
recent probe of $6.9 million about N1.37billion mobile stage for public events.
Spokesman of IYA, Jones Opugu, in a
statement in Yenagoa said Dudafa was "a traitor and a disgrace to the Ijaw
nation," adding that the reason he was doing all that was to be in the
good book of the new administration and possibly avoid invitation by the
Department of State Services (DSS) to account for his actions while in
government.
"It is regrettable that in this
season of betrayal of our own son and former President Goodluck Jonathan, a
very close aide like Waripamowei Dudafa could be an associated traitor. We have
it on good authority and have subsequently found out to be true that Dudafa was
behind the latest probe where his former boss and former Petroleum Minister,
Diezani Allison-Madueke, were alleged to have purchased three pieces of 40 feet
mobile stages for mass public speaking at $6.9 million.
"As now a public knowledge, he
is afraid of all the atrocities he committed as a privileged aide by
fraudulently collecting huge sums of money from unsuspecting visitors to the
Presidential Villa who were desperate to see the former president but failed to
deliver.”
Cyriacus Nnaji/GEE
Pix:Waripamowei Dudafa,
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