The recently alleged allegations on the misappropriation of National housing funds and diversion of monies by Dr. Gimba Ya'u Kumo and two others have been described as improper. It's has been discovered that the allegations by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), did not properly investigated, as the required dueful process wasn't followed. Constitutionaly, the parties where meant to be invited, with required documents and a fair hearing before any further alleged accusation or publication is released.
According to an investigation by Times Nigeria Journal, we uncovered that Dr. Gimba Ya'u Kumo was not at any time invited or given a fair hearing before the allegations was published. In an extensive interview with Dr. Gimba Ya'u Kumo, he explicitly and emphatically stated that the recent alleged allegations on the misappropriation of National housing Funds and diversion of sixty five million dollars($65,000 000) is unimaginable, stressing that all his corporate engagements where properly approved with documents to prove.
He further noted that he has not at any point been involved in any form of misappropriation, instead he has continue to manage his little business since after he left public service as the MD of Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria and fleets of businesses have continue to empower younger Nigerians, providing them with opportunities to become frontline Enterpreneurs in boosting the nation's economy.
It is obvious that the recent publication by ICPC is been sponsored by enemies of national progress, which our sources are aware of. The former MD has however adviced perpetrators of such slanderous allegations to engage due peocess, stressing that due process. He however commended the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), as he promises his cooperation in providing documents proving his uninvolvement in the accusation aforementioned in the allegations published few hours ago.
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