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Governor Otti Refutes EFCC Allegations of N54bn Education Fund Mismanagement

Godwin Asiegbu by Godwin Asiegbu
September 11, 2025
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Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti, has firmly rejected allegations of mismanaging the N54 billion education fund following a petition submitted to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) by APC chieftain, Eze Chikamnayo. The governor described the claims as baseless, politically motivated, and aimed at distracting his administration from ongoing reforms.

Clarifying the Allegations

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Governor Otti emphasized his administration’s commitment to transparency and accountability, stating that every naira allocated to education is being spent responsibly. He reiterated that the N54 billion earmarked for education has been channeled into key areas such as school infrastructure, teacher training, and learning materials to ensure improved educational outcomes in Abia State.

According to the governor, the petition is an attempt by political opponents to tarnish his reputation and derail ongoing development projects. He reassured the public that his government remains focused on its agenda to uplift the education sector.

Commitment to Educational Reform

Governor Otti reaffirmed his belief that education is the foundation of sustainable development, highlighting several initiatives rolled out under his administration. These initiatives include:

Partnerships with stakeholders to upgrade educational infrastructure, especially in rural areas.

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Enhanced teacher training programs designed to equip educators with modern teaching skills.

Provision of improved learning facilities and resources to create better environments for students.

Otti stressed that these measures are aimed at bridging gaps in the education system and positioning Abia State as a model for quality learning in Nigeria.

Looking Ahead

Governor Alex Otti’s firm dismissal of the mismanagement allegations underscores his dedication to educational reform and prudent resource management. He vowed to continue investing in the education sector despite political distractions, assuring citizens that his administration’s efforts will result in lasting improvements for students across Abia State.

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