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Governor of Kaduna discovers N4bn stolen funds

Reports say N4b was discovered in 470 different accounts that was banked in 23 commercial banks by the former PDP government.

 

The adoption of Single Treasury Account has helped the Kaduna state Govt. recover some hidden funds.

Reports say N4b was discovered in 470 different accounts that was banked in 23 commercial banks by the former PDP government.

Punch Newspapers reports that El-Rufai, through his deputy, Barnabbas Bala, said “With the system, we have been able to trace and discover the sum of N4bn in different account names in 23 banks. The STA is to ensure that public funds are traceable and for the sake of accountability in the state.”

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