The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has clarified that a N100 million transfer to the personal account of Victor Egbetokun, son of Kayode Egbetokun, the outgoing inspector-general of police (IGP), was made in error.
The clarification followed an online report alleging that
Victor received N100 million from the Anambra state government’s (ANSG)
security vote account.
Speaking on Channels Television’s Politics Today, on Monday,
Benjamin Hundeyin, the force spokesperson, said Victor reported the incident to
the police, adding that the funds were reversed immediately.
He said the statement of account of the former IGP’s son was
printed and confirmed that the N100 million had been reversed.
“You could remember when he (Omoyele Sowore) said N100
million was paid into the account of the son of the IGP. I called the son of
the IGP immediately to know what was going on, and he explained,” Hundeyin
said.
“He said he saw N100 million in his account, and he told his
accounts officer to reverse the money immediately, which he did.
“He printed out his statement of account. He showed me. The
young man was forced to close down that account. He has written a petition to
the EFCC for that allegation to be investigated.”
Hundeyin described the incident as a mistaken transaction,
with the money returned to the state government’s account shortly after
detection.
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