About seven ex-commissioners in the last administration in Enugu
State will be prosecuted if they fail to regularise their assets
declaration with the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) by July
ending.
Mrs Lucy Ijetta, the State Director of the CCB, disclosed this
in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday
in Enugu.
Ijetta also said that five Special Advisers in the state between
2015 and 2019 will face prosecution by the end of next month for
the same offence.
She explained that the affected former commissioners had till
the end of July to either regularise their assets declarations
having ended their stewardship with the State Government or risk
prosecution.
She said that 24 commissioners and 15 special advisers served in
the last dispensation in the state but only 17 former commissioners
and 10 special advisers had complied with the regularisation
rule.
“Among the 24 former commissioners, 17 have ended their tenures
with us while 10 of the former special advisers had also done the
same thing.
“The defaulters have until the end of July to do so failing of
which I will list their names as defaulters and forward to our head
office for onward transmission to the CCB Tribunal,” she said.
On the level of compliance with assets declaration by political
office holders and civil servants in the state, Ijetta said there
was substantial compliance.
She said that Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi and the Speaker of the State
Assembly, Chief Edward Ubosi, who were returned for a second term
in office had declared their assets.
The state director said that a whole lot of members of the state
assembly in the last and the current dispensations had also
complied.
She also said that there were civil servants in the state that
had failed to comply with assets declaration rule.
“Every civil servant is expected to declare his/her assets every
four years while political office holders declare theirs at the
beginning and the end of their tenures,” Ijetta said. L
On whether asset declaration forms of the political officers
could be sighted and scrutinised, Ijetta said that it was not
within her powers to release them.
She said that the forms had been sent to CCB headquarters in
Abuja, adding that such requests were granted at the
headquarters.
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