According to Rivers State Government,
the refusal by former Governor Chibuike
Amaechi to appear before the judicial
commission of inquiry set up by
Governor Nyesom Wike to probe the sale
of valued assets of the state and other
matters was an admission of guilt.


In a statement issued in Port Harcourt
on Wednesday, the Special Adviser on
Media to Wike, Opunabo Inko-Tariah,
also said it was wrong for anybody to
think that the Justice George Omereji
Commission of Inquiry was set up to
indict Amaechi.


He said: “The Omereji’s panel was set up
to probe expenditures made by
Amaechi’s government which is what
any responsible government will do
because the tax payers’ money is not for
one man-especially when certain
financial transaction are opaque.

It is
even more important when the out-going
administration demurs to hand over or
when there are no handover notes.”
He said the criticism of the commission
by the All Progressives Congress (APC) in
the state was a face-saving step to cover
up the misdeeds of the past
administration.


“It was the same Amaechi and his
cronies who questioned the proprietary
of the commission and a court of
competent jurisdiction confirmed the
legitimacy with an addendum that it was
set up in sync with the relevant laws.


“What else are they looking for? In my
personal view, therefore, their refusal to
appear before the panel is an admission
of guilt.”

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Ok

The lady above me tho, book spacing since 23\10\2005 ***opens a bottle of LIMCA***

Ameachi isn't jst guilty of corruption but blameworthy of all corrupt practices in Rivers state...


But it's a differnt story... Coz he's a saint right now...