Documented cases of fraud, corruption, and financial misconduct by Kebbi State government officials and agencies during the 2023–present term. Sources linked on each card.
2
Total cases
0
Convicted
0
Ongoing
0
Dismissed
Govt response:
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Allegation
Former Attorney General Abubakar Malami alleged that Governor Idris was importing armed thugs, foreign mercenaries from Niger Republic, and sophisticated weapons to intimidate citizens and destabilise communities, with ties to the terrorist group Lakurawa.
Outcome / Status
The Kebbi State Government and APC National Assembly Caucus vehemently denied the allegations as baseless, malicious, and politically motivated. The government welcomed an independent investigation and challenged Malami to provide verifiable evidence.
Administration's response
The state government described the allegations as false and unfounded, noting the governor's demonstrated commitment to fighting insecurity through support for security agencies and deployment of armoured vehicles.
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Allegation
Allegations emerged of infractions in salary payments and implementation of the new minimum wage for primary school teachers, including possible diversion of funds meant for Local Government Education Authorities.
Outcome / Status
Governor Idris inaugurated a seven-member committee chaired by Malami Shehu Gulumbe to investigate the allegations, with a one-month deadline to submit its report. The committee is to examine funding levels, identify individuals responsible for salary placement issues, and distinguish between professional and non-professional teachers.
Administration's response
The governor reaffirmed his administration's commitment to justice and fairness for teachers, stating he had personal interest in the committee's work and would not tolerate compromise.