The police raided Matawalle's house and confiscated 40 cars

 The police raided Matawalle's house and confiscated 40 cars The government of Zamfara State has given the order to raid the home of Muh...

 The police raided Matawalle's house and confiscated 40 cars

The government of Zamfara State has given the order to raid the home of Muhammad Bello Matawalle, the state's previous governor, and take some cars that are thought to belong to the state government.

Some cars were taken from Matawalle's house in Gusau on Friday.

If you remember, the current governor, Dauda Lawal, said on a local radio station, "Former governor Bello Matawalle took 17 cars from his office and those in the deputy governor's office, saying they were his cars. At first, office equipment was also taken."

A story says that four armored jeeps have been taken away.

People say that the cops went to the house of the former governor, which is close to the government house in Gusau, the state capital.

LEADERSHIP says that Governor Lawal accused Matawalle of stealing government cars and taking things from the state government house and the state public relations office in Abuja, such as TVs and kitchen equipment.

Last Saturday, Lawal gave Matawalle five days to give back the cars that his government officials reportedly took.

Lawal said this in a statement released by his spokesman, Sulaiman Idris. He promised to get back the stolen state government money and property.

"We have evidence and information that demonstrates that Matawalle is not a sound plan. Where is her lie? The previous governor has awarded a contract to purchase automobiles with a total value of 1,149,800,000,000 billion Naira. These automobiles will be distributed to the several important departments.

"The agreement to purchase the automobiles was issued to the firm known as Hafkhad Properties and Facilities Management Nig. Ltd.

"The money was used to buy a VIP Toyota Lexus car that was bulletproof.

"We have told former Governor Bello Matawalle and his deputy in a formal way that they need to return all the missing cars within five days," he said.

When LEADERSHIP asked the government of Zamfara State about the situation, Sulaiman Bala Idris, a spokeswoman for Governor Lawal, told our reporter that he didn't know that his president had ordered the raid and that the police were just doing their job. it's just.