EFCC recovers N1.05bn for disengaged Adamawa teachers
The EFCC has handed over a bank draft of N1.05bn to 659 disengaged staff of the Adamawa State Post-Primary Schools Management Board as recovered funds. Read More: https://punchng.com/efcc-recovers-n1-05bn-for-disengaged-adamawa-teachers/
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has returned N1.05 billion in recovered funds to 659 disengaged teachers from Adamawa State Post-Primary Schools Management Board. The commission's Gombe Zonal Directorate presented the bank draft, valued at ₦1,054,919,532.61, to the beneficiaries on Thursday following a probe into a complaint over unpaid entitlements.
Acting Zonal Director Austine Adache emphasized the commission's dedication to accountability, justice, and returning stolen assets to their rightful owners. The recovery was prompted by a 2024 petition filed by Abraham B. Song, alleging that the affected staff were hired by the state government in 2012 and worked for 29 months before the government declared their positions illegal in 2014.
The court ordered the government to pay their outstanding entitlements but the alleged non-compliance led to garnishee proceedings against the state's accounts. The beneficiaries expressed gratitude to the commission for their efforts in recovering the funds, which will help alleviate their financial hardships.
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