According to SaharaReporters, Nigeria's minister of aviation, Stella Oduahwho is yet to recover from a N255 million bullet proof BMW scandal has been hit with yet a similar case.
The new case revealed that NAMA (Nigeria's National Airspace Management Agency) just bought 4 powerful Toyota Tundra vehicles and 4 limousine cars for her.
Stella, who recently got the delivery of the 2 armoured BMW is on the verge of losing her job as anti-corruption network vows to protest.
The Tundras are in addition to
four stretch limousine cars that were allegedly purchased for the movement of VIPs.
Saharareporters obtained the photos of the Limousines, which were parked at the headquarters of the Total Radar Coverage of Nigeria (TRACON) grounds in Abuja today.
Efforts to get the NAMA spokesperson, Supo Atobatele, to comment on the fresh allegations proved abortive as he claimed he was driving and could not speak on the wheel.
When later confronted with the facts, Mr. Atobatele denied the existence of the stretch limos claiming that NAMA is a "professional agency" that provides navigational aid to aircrafts flying within Nigeria's airspace. He hung up and switched off his phone when further told that Saharareporters had the photos.
NAMA's CEO, Nnamdi Udo, reportedly made the purchase and "donation" of the Tundras to the Minister in June 2013. The four Limousines were received in the third week of June but have never been put to use.
PICTURED ABOVE:The limousines parked at TRACON headquarters in Abuja
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