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$41.8m Dollars: FBI not looking for me — Sen Nnamani

Maurice Okosisi by Maurice Okosisi
October 21, 2022
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Former Governor of Enugu State and Senator representing Enugu-East in the Senate, Dr. Chimaroke Nnamani, has described as false,  the allegations that the sum of $41.8million dollars grew wings under his watch as the state’s Chief Executive Officer.

According to Nnamani, “I never met or inherited the sum $41.8million as Governor. Enugu State of 1999 to 2007 did not have $41.8m dollars to be stolen or embezzled”.

He said the allegation “is a mere imagination of my accusers and it is at best a beer parlor gossip because nothing of such happened under my watch as Governor of Enugu state”.

He emphasized that, “I maintains a residence in America and just came back after a five weeks. 

“The FBI is not looking for me and no assets of mine have ever been seized in the United States”.

The Senator clarified that what his accusers were quoting was a mere complaints to Dept of Justice associated with usual Interim Forfeiture after such complaints adding “the Interim Forfeiture was discharged after Investigation and Judicial Review”.

He told his accusers to do something positive because accusing him falsely will not add value to anyone.

“ If my recent political activities makes some people uncomfortable, they should know that democracy is a matter of choice. 

“It is an open field , you choose your lane to play. Every one has a choice, I deserve the right to choose my lane. I do not expect people to infringe on my right of choice,” he stressed .

Senator Nnamani counseled that the politics of 2023 should be played with every sense of responsibility and loyalty to the nation without bitterness pointing out that “all we strive for is a better Nigeria”.

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