The group said its allegations are backed by a detailed schedule of 296 separate payments drawn from police expenditure records, covering infrastructure projects, training programmes, security interventions, medical-related payments, and direct transfers to individuals and corporate entities.
A civil society organisation, Advocacy for Good Ethics and Accountability for Development (AGEAD) has alleged widespread financial irregularities, procurement breaches, and questionable multi-billion-naira transactions within the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) during the tenure of the immediate past Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun.
The group said its allegations are backed by a detailed schedule of 296 separate payments drawn from police expenditure records, covering infrastructure projects, training programmes, security interventions, medical-related payments, and direct transfers to individuals and corporate entities.
According to the group, the total value of the 296 listed payments amounts to billions of naira, which it described as requiring urgent independent scrutiny by anti-corruption agencies.
The figures formed the basis of a petition the group said it intended to submit to the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
