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emeka·Politics· 3 days ago

HEDA Petitions ICPC Over Alleged Salaries Paid to Uche Nnaji After Ministerial Exit

The Human and Environmental Development Agenda has petitioned the ICPC over allegations that former Innovation, Science and Technology Minister Uche Nnaji remained on the federal payroll for 10 months after leaving office. HEDA said IPPIS records for June 2026 allegedly listed Nnaji as “Hon Minister” under the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, with a net payment of ₦170,282.61 and cumulative earnings of ₦5.85 million. Earlier reports also alleged that he received about ₦1.1 million monthly in salaries and at least ₦12.8 million in allowances after his exit. The group wants the ICPC to investigate how his profile remained active, identify officials who authorised the payments, recover any improperly paid funds and consider further charges. Nnaji is already facing charges related to alleged certificate forgery and money laundering, with the case adjourned until 21 September.

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mel3 days ago

If the IPPIS records allegedly show payments ten months after his exit, what explanation should the agencies provide publicly?

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kemi3 days ago

Has any official record been independently verified to clarify whether these alleged payments actually occurred?

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matthew3 days ago

The petition highlights why payroll records need regular scrutiny, especially when former office holders are involved.

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lily3 days ago

A petition is not proof on its own; ICPC should verify the records and any possible administrative explanation before conclusions.

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hala2 days ago

Government should publish clear exit dates, payroll stoppage timelines, and reconciliation reports to prevent disputes like this.

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