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Tinubu Orders Probe into Oil Theft Allegations Against Naval Chief, Ogalla

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January 28, 2024
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Nigerian Navy Carpets Corruption Allegations Against CNS, Ogalla

Abuja, Nigeria: In a seismic development rocking the Nigerian Navy, President Bola Tinubu has ordered a swift and thorough investigation into corruption allegations targeting Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla.

Ogalla stands accused of betraying the national fight against oil theft, one of the country’s most persistent economic and environmental scourges. The accusations, yet to be proven, paint a disturbing picture of alleged collusion with oil thieves, offering safe passage for their illicit operations in exchange for personal gain.

The Minister of State for Defence, Muhammed Bello Matawalle, issued a statement on behalf of the Federal Government, confirming the probe and emphasizing the administration’s unwavering commitment to combatting corruption. “These allegations, though potentially malicious, deserve serious scrutiny,” the statement stressed. “The Ministry of Defence has zero tolerance for corruption within the ranks, and the gravity of these claims demands a thorough and impartial investigation.”

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Matawalle acknowledged the crucial role of the media in fostering transparency and upholding accountability, but urged caution against premature judgments. “Accusations of this nature can have lasting consequences for both individuals and institutions. We must respect due process and ensure findings are based on concrete evidence,” he stated.

The Minister reaffirmed the Ministry’s full cooperation with relevant investigative bodies and underscored the importance of maintaining public trust in the Armed Forces. “This investigation is about preserving the integrity of the Navy and ultimately, the security of our nation,” he declared. “We call for patience and confidence in the investigative process, with the assurance that justice will be served in accordance with the law.”

The Ogalla investigation casts a long shadow across the Navy, a critical player in tackling Nigeria’s multifaceted security challenges. The outcome of the probe will undoubtedly impact public perception of the institution and its effectiveness in safeguarding the country’s resources and security. As the investigation unfolds, Nigerians brace for further revelations and grapple with the potential implications for the fight against oil theft and the broader anti-corruption campaign.

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