Foreign Affairs Ministry Removes Director Who Paid N10million Bribe For Promotion After SaharaReporters’ Story
SaharaReporters had on April 23 exposed how Momoh made a handwritten agreement to borrow money from one of his friends, while raising the N10 million bribe which he paid to secure his office.
by SaharaReporters, New York
May 03, 2021
A director in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs serving in the Directorate of Technical Cooperation In Africa, Suleiman Momoh, who raised a N10 million bribe which he paid to secure his office, has been removed and replaced after SaharaReporters’ story.
Authoritative sources stated that Momoh was removed on Wednesday as the Head of Human Resource Department after he was summoned and could not defend the issues raised against him.
REVEALED: Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Director Made Handwritten Agreement While Raising N10million Bribe To Secure Promotion
The documents included Momoh’s handwritten agreement with the client with his signature and the petition which was later forwarded to the DTCA when Momoh refused to pay back – a petition which was swept under the carpet by the Director-General and the Minister of State For Foreign Affairs, Zubairu Dada.
by Saharareporters, New York
Apr 23, 2021
A director at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs serving in the Directorate of Technical Cooperation In Africa, Suleiman Momoh, made a handwritten agreement to borrow money from one of his friends, while raising N10 million bribe which he paid to secure his office, according to documents sent to SaharaReporters.