Adamawa State Governor, Murtala Nyako, was impeached Tuesday,
July 15, after the State House of Assembly concluded its deliberations on the
report of the panel set to probe allegations of financial misconducts
leveled against him.
The committee submitted its report to the House Monday, July 14 amidst high security presence at the premises of the State’s Assembly.
It will be recalled that the State Deputy Governor, Bala Ngilari, resigned from office to avoid being impeached along with his boss.
Mr. Ngilari’s resignation letter was read at the plenary by the speaker of the Assembly, Umaru Fintiri, after which the lawmakers approved it.
Nyako, Ngilari had failed to appear before the panel constituted to investigate the allegations against them following an earlier notice served the executives by the Assembly members.
The committee submitted its report to the House Monday, July 14 amidst high security presence at the premises of the State’s Assembly.
It will be recalled that the State Deputy Governor, Bala Ngilari, resigned from office to avoid being impeached along with his boss.
Mr. Ngilari’s resignation letter was read at the plenary by the speaker of the Assembly, Umaru Fintiri, after which the lawmakers approved it.
Nyako, Ngilari had failed to appear before the panel constituted to investigate the allegations against them following an earlier notice served the executives by the Assembly members.

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