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VIDEO: How Ebonyi governor caught ‘civil servants diverting health ministry’s documents’

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VIDEO: How Ebonyi governor caught ‘civil servants diverting health ministry’s documents’
Written by Areatatafo

Francis Nwifuru, governor of Ebonyi, has ordered the arrest
of six civil servants for allegedly packing documents belonging to the state’s
ministry of health without authorisation.

 

The governor posted a video on his Facebook page on Saturday
showing how he apprehended some men caught loading a vehicle with documents
suspected to be records of the ministry of health.

 

Some of the men in the video appeared to be the state’s
workers and buyers of the items.

 

In the video, Nwifuru said he was on his way to inspect some
projects and instinctively asked his convoy to reverse into the premises of the
health ministry.

 

The governor said he saw the vehicle loaded up with some
materials.

 

“I was stunned to see that the vehicle was loading up for
sale materials meant for our primary health care centres and general hospitals
in the state,” he said.

 

“Unfortunately, while we continue to make sincere efforts to
meet the needs of our people, some are bent on sabotaging the system and our
desires to give our people the best.”

 

Among some of the materials were non-polio vaccination
cards, daily antenatal registers, and child immunisation registers.

 

In a statement on Sunday, Monday Uzor, Nwifuru’s chief press
secretary, said the governor ordered the arrest and prosecution of one Ndukwe
Ayansi and five others for allegedly diverting materials meant for the state’s
ministry of health.

 

Uzor said it was also discovered that all the documents had
been sold without government approval.

 

He added that the suspects have been handed over to the
police for further investigation and prosecution.

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