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Africa-Press – Nigeria. <\/strong><\/span>A civil society organization, CSO, Concerned Citizens Network of Nigeria, CCNN, has condemned newspaper advertisements allegedly published by Farouk Ahmed, Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) over allegations linked to his children\u2019s tuition fees in foreign schools.<\/p>\n

At a press briefing in Abuja on Monday, the CSO described the content of the adverts as a \u201ccharade\u201d designed to dodge accountability.<\/p>\n

The group said the ads, which were unsigned, lacked substance and failed to address allegations that Ahmed spent over $5.5 million (approximately N8.25 billion) on his children\u2019s secondary education abroad.<\/p>\n

Convener of the Concerned Citizens Network of Nigeria, Dr. Emmanuel Agibi, demanded an immediate investigation of the allegations, accusing Ahmed of insulting the intelligence of Nigerians with his evasive tactics.<\/p>\n

The CSO alleged that Ahmed\u2019s children \u2014 Faisal Farouk, Farouk Jr., Ashraf Farouk and Farhana Farouk \u2014 each spent six years at some of the world\u2019s most prestigious secondary schools: European University in Montreux, Switzerland; Aiglon College; Institut Le Rosey, known as the world\u2019s most expensive school; and La Garenne International School, respectively.<\/p>\n

With annual tuition and upkeep exceeding $200,000 per school, the total cost for the four children is estimated at $5 million, or roughly $1.2 million per child over six years.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe cost per child included annual tuition fees of approximately $130,000\u2013$150,000 and an additional $50,000 for upkeep, flights, and other expenses. For each child, this amounts to roughly $180,000\u2013$200,000 annually, or $1,080,000\u2013$1,200,000 over six years.<\/p>\n

\u201cFor four children, the total expenditure ranges from $4,320,000\u2013$4,800,000. Even now, questions remain unanswered about the tertiary education of Ahmed\u2019s children. Having completed their secondary education, Faisal, Farouk Jr., Ashraf, and Farhana are enrolled in prestigious universities abroad, where annual costs often exceed $70,000\u2013$100,000 per student.<\/p>\n

\u201cFurther compounding public outrage, Engr. Farouk Ahmed\u2019s son recently graduated from Harvard University, where tuition and associated costs exceeded $152,000, with additional expenses in the range of $100,000. This extravagant expenditure, far beyond the gross earnings of a civil servant of his calibre, places an immense burden on Nigeria\u2019s poor taxpayers, many of whom struggle to afford three meals a day or school uniforms for their children, particularly in the northern regions.<\/p>\n

\u201cNotably, Ahmed has never held employment outside his role with the Federal Government since leaving school, raising further questions about the source of his wealth. The opulence displayed in funding such elite education underscores a stark disconnect between Ahmed\u2019s lifestyle and the economic realities faced by ordinary Nigerians,\u201d the CSO added.<\/p>\n

The CSO urged the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB), Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC), and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to investigate how a civil servant\u2019s salary could fund such expenditure.<\/p>\n

\u201cIn a nation where over 10 million children, particularly in the north, lack access to basic education, this lavish spending by a public servant is not merely a matter of personal choice\u2014it is a moral outrage.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhile countless Nigerian families struggle to afford primary schooling, Ahmed\u2019s children attended secondary institutions costing more per term than the annual budgets of some federal colleges. This stark inequality represents an injustice that cannot be ignored.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe absence of transparency regarding how these ongoing expenses are funded further fuels public suspicion. If Ahmed\u2019s wealth can support such elite secondary and tertiary education, the public deserves to know the legitimate sources of these funds, especially given his role as a public servant accountable to Nigerian taxpayers.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe CCNN\u2019s allegations are grounded in rigorous evidence, stemming from a petition to the Attorney-General of the Federation after weeks of verification, fact-finding, and public record reviews. We question how a public official, whose salary is known and whose assets must be constitutionally declared, could finance such an extraordinary level of overseas education without a visible commercial empire or disclosed inheritance.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe petition raises serious concerns about potential abuse of office, asset concealment, or diversion of public funds under Ahmed\u2019s leadership at NMDPRA. Public response has been resolute, with peaceful protests by lawyers, students, and civic groups targeting the Attorney-General\u2019s office, ICPC, EFCC, National Assembly, and NMDPRA headquarters. These demonstrations, supported by formal letters and placards, demanded a transparent investigation.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe NMDPRA\u2019s attempt to dismiss these voices as \u2018faceless\u2019 is a cynical effort to undermine lawful civic engagement, further eroding public trust. The NMDPRA\u2019s statement conspicuously avoided addressing key issues: it did not deny the children\u2019s attendance at the listed secondary schools, nor did it provide any breakdown of how tuition was funded.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt offered no details on asset declarations, loans, business income, family inheritance, or blind trusts, relying instead on vague appeals to Ahmed\u2019s \u2018reputation\u2019 and \u2018integrity.\u2019 In a democracy, such claims are insufficient when a public servant\u2019s lifestyle appears misaligned with their declared income. The burden of proof rests with Ahmed, not the public.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe CCB, ICPC, and EFCC have constitutional mandates to investigate cases of unexplained wealth, ensuring that public officials are held accountable. This case tests the credibility of President Bola Tinubu\u2019s anti-corruption and transparency agenda. The CCNN is not calling for Ahmed\u2019s immediate removal but for an open, independent investigation. If he is innocent, a transparent process will vindicate him.<\/p>\n

\u201cHowever, continued silence risks tarnishing both his reputation and the government\u2019s reform efforts. Ignoring these allegations would be a grave miscalculation. The CCNN is submitting additional letters, pursuing legal action, and mobilising further protests to ensure accountability. Civic vigilance is not a nuisance\u2014it is the cornerstone of a functioning democracy.<\/p>\n

\u201cEngr. Farouk Ahmed must step forward, disclose his funding sources, and submit to a full inquiry. This is not persecution\u2014it is the price of public trust. The CCB, ICPC, and EFCC must act swiftly to investigate these allegations, ensuring that justice and transparency prevail,\u201d the civil society organization insisted.<\/p>\n

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