Hukumar Yaki da Cin Hanci da Rashawa ta Najeriya (EFCC) ta kama Umar Ajiya Isa, tsohon Akanta Janar (Chief Financial Officer) na Kamfanin Man Fetur na Najeriya (NNPCL), bisa zargin satar dala biliyan 7.2 da aka yi a harkar gyaran manyan matatun man fetur na Port Harcourt, Kaduna, da Warri.
An kama Umar Isa ne a matsayin wani bangare na bincike mai zurfi da EFCC ke gudanarwa kan yadda aka yi amfani da kudaden gyaran matatun man fetur, inda ake zargin an yi amfani da kudade ba bisa ka'ida ba, an karkatar da su, an yi cin hanci, tare da karbar rashawa daga kamfanonin da suka samu kwangiloli[1][2][3][4].
Kudaden da ake bincike sun hada da kusan dala biliyan 2.96 da aka ware domin gyaran matatun Port Harcourt ($1.56bn), Kaduna ($740m), da Warri ($656m)
Baya ga Umar Isa, wasu manyan jami'an NNPCL da ke da hannu a wannan lamari sun hada da Tunde Bakare, Manajan Daraktan Matatar Warri; Ahmed Adamu Dikko da Ibrahim Monday Onoja, tsofaffin Manajan Daraktan Matatar Port Harcourt; da Jimoh Olasunkanmi, tsohon Manajan Daraktan Matatar Warri, wanda shima yana cikin tsarewar EFCC.
Wannan bincike ya biyo bayan rahotannin kwamitin Majalisar Dattawa kan lissafin kudi na NNPCL daga shekarar 2017 zuwa 2023, inda aka samu gibin kudi da rashin gaskiya a bayanai[4].
Har zuwa lokacin rubuta wannan rahoton, kakakin EFCC, Dele Oyewale, bai bada wani bayani ba game da wannan kama-kama.
A takaice, EFCC na binciken zargin satar kudade da cin hanci da aka yi a cikin ayyukan gyaran matatun man fetur na Najeriya, inda Umar Ajiya Isa, a matsayin CFO, ya kasance cikin wadanda ake zargi da karkatar da kudade da karbar rashawa daga kamfanoni masu kwangila.
Wannan mataki na EFCC na nufin kawo karshen cin hanci da rashin gaskiya a bangaren mai na Najeriya.