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AACA Urges EFCC to Probe Alleged N1.7 Trillion Linked to Senator Yari’s Company

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Sunday, the Chairman of the group, Comrade Salihu Abdulrashid, described the allegations as “grave, disturbing and impossible to ignore,” stressing that the magnitude of the reported transactions demands urgent scrutiny by relevant law enforcement agencies.

According to the group, and in a Bank Statement seen by our reporters, the total sum of approximately N1.7 trillion was allegedly paid into the United Bank for Africa (UBA) corporate account of AJAP Financial Services Limited between January 1, 2024, and March 31, 2026, mostly from the Federation Account and in some cases from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), now Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS).

AACA alleged that AJAP Financial Services Limited, a private company registered with Corporate Affairs Commission Registration Number 1851464 and located at Plot 1289, Wikki Springs Street, Maitama, Abuja, maintained the account into which the funds were reportedly paid. The group further claimed that the account signatory is Abdullahi Abdulkarim Tsafe, identified as a former Chief of Staff to Senator Abdulaziz Yari during his tenure as Governor of Zamfara State.

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AACA Calls for EFCC Probe into Alleged ₦1.7 Trillion Linked to Yari

The Arewa Anti-Corruption Alliance (AACA) has urged the @officialEFCC to investigate allegations that about ₦1.7 trillion was paid into the account of AJAP Financial Services Limited, a company reportedly linked to Senator Abdulaziz Yari.

The group said a thorough investigation is necessary to establish the facts and ensure accountability.

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AACA Urges EFCC to Probe Alleged N1.7 Trillion Linked to Senator Yari’s Company

The Arewa Anti-Corruption Alliance (AACA) has called on the Nigerian anti-corruption agencies, particularly the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to immediately commence a comprehensive investigation into allegations that approximately N1.7 trillion was paid into the account of AJAP Financial Services Limited, a company linked to former Zamfara State Governor and Senator representing Zamfara West, Senator Abdulaziz Yari.

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Sunday, the Chairman of the group, Comrade Salihu Abdulrashid, described the allegations as “grave, disturbing and impossible to ignore,” stressing that the magnitude of the reported transactions demands urgent scrutiny by relevant law enforcement agencies.

According to the group, and in a Bank Statement seen by our reporters, the total sum of approximately N1.7 trillion was allegedly paid into the United Bank for Africa (UBA) corporate account of AJAP Financial Services Limited between January 1, 2024, and March 31, 2026, mostly from the Federation Account and in some cases from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), now Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS).

AACA alleged that AJAP Financial Services Limited, a private company registered with Corporate Affairs Commission Registration Number 1851464 and located at Plot 1289, Wikki Springs Street, Maitama, Abuja, maintained the account into which the funds were reportedly paid. The group further claimed that the account signatory is Abdullahi Abdulkarim Tsafe, identified as a former Chief of Staff to Senator Abdulaziz Yari during his tenure as Governor of Zamfara State.

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AACA Urges EFCC to Probe Alleged N1.7 Trillion Linked to Senator Yari’s Company

The Arewa Anti-Corruption Alliance (AACA) has called on the Nigerian anti-corruption agencies, particularly the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to immediately commence a comprehensive investigation into allegations that approximately N1.7 trillion was paid into the account of AJAP Financial Services Limited, a company linked to former Zamfara State Governor and Senator representing Zamfara West, Senator Abdulaziz Yari.

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AACA Urges EFCC to Probe Alleged N1.7 Trillion Linked to Senator Yari’s Company.

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Sunday, the Chairman of the group, Comrade Salihu Abdulrashid, described the allegations as “grave, disturbing and impossible to ignore,” stressing that the magnitude of the reported transactions demands urgent scrutiny by relevant law enforcement agencies.

According to the group, and in a Bank Statement seen by our reporters, the total sum of approximately N1.7 trillion was allegedly paid into the United Bank for Africa (UBA) corporate account of AJAP Financial Services Limited between January 1, 2024, and March 31, 2026, mostly from the Federation Account and in some cases from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), now Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS).

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AACA Urges EFCC to Probe Alleged N1.7 Trillion Linked to Senator Yari’s Company

"The Arewa Anti-Corruption Alliance (AACA) has called on the Nigerian anti-corruption agencies, particularly the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to immediately commence a comprehensive investigation into allegations that approximately N1.7 trillion was paid into the account of AJAP Financial Services Limited, a company linked to former Zamfara State Governor and Senator representing Zamfara West, Senator Abdulaziz Yari.Demographics

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Sunday, the Chairman of the group, Comrade Salihu Abdulrashid, described the allegations as “grave, disturbing and impossible to ignore,” stressing that the magnitude of the reported transactions demands urgent scrutiny by relevant law enforcement agencies.

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AACA Urges EFCC to Probe Alleged N1.7 Trillion Linked to Senator Yari’s Company

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Sunday, the Chairman of the group, Comrade Salihu Abdulrashid, described the allegations as “grave, disturbing and impossible to ignore,” stressing that the magnitude of the reported transactions demands urgent scrutiny by relevant law enforcement agencies.

According to the group, and in a Bank Statement seen by our reporters, the total sum of approximately N1.7 trillion was allegedly paid into the United Bank for Africa (UBA) corporate account of AJAP Financial Services Limited between January 1, 2024, and March 31, 2026, mostly from the Federation Account and in some cases from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), now Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS).

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AACA Urges EFCC to Probe Alleged N1.7 Trillion Linked to Senator Yari’s Company

The Arewa Anti-Corruption Alliance (AACA) has called on the Nigerian anti-corruption agencies, particularly the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to immediately commence a comprehensive investigation into allegations that approximately N1.7 trillion was paid into the account of AJAP Financial Services Limited, a company linked to former Zamfara State Governor and Senator representing Zamfara West, Senator Abdulaziz Yari.

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Sunday, the Chairman of the group, Comrade Salihu Abdulrashid, described the allegations as “grave, disturbing and impossible to ignore,” stressing that the magnitude of the reported transactions demands urgent scrutiny by relevant law enforcement agencies.

According to the group, and in a Bank Statement seen by our reporters, the total sum of approximately N1.7 trillion was allegedly paid into the United Bank for Africa (UBA) corporate account of AJAP Financial Services Limited between January 1, 2024, and March 31, 2026, mostly from the Federation Account and in some cases from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), now Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS).

AACA alleged that AJAP Financial Services Limited, a private company registered with Corporate Affairs Commission Registration Number 1851464 and located at Plot 1289, Wikki Springs Street, Maitama, Abuja, maintained the account into which the funds were reportedly paid. The group further claimed that the account signatory is Abdullahi Abdulkarim Tsafe, identified as a former Chief of Staff to Senator Abdulaziz Yari during his tenure as Governor of Zamfara State.
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AACA Urges EFCC to Probe Alleged N1.7 Trillion Linked to Senator Yari’s Company.

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Sunday, the Chairman of the group, Comrade Salihu Abdulrashid, described the allegations as “grave, disturbing and impossible to ignore,” stressing that the magnitude of the reported transactions demands urgent scrutiny by relevant law enforcement agencies.

According to the group, and in a Bank Statement seen by our reporters, the total sum of approximately N1.7 trillion was allegedly paid into the United Bank for Africa (UBA) corporate account of AJAP Financial Services Limited between January 1, 2024, and March 31, 2026, mostly from the Federation Account and in some cases from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), now Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS).

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AACA Urges EFCC to Probe Alleged N1.7 Trillion Linked to Senator Yari’s Company

The Arewa Anti-Corruption Alliance (AACA) has called on the Nigerian anti-corruption agencies, particularly the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to immediately commence a comprehensive investigation into allegations that approximately N1.7 trillion was paid into the account of AJAP Financial Services Limited, a company linked to former Zamfara State Governor and Senator representing Zamfara West, Senator Abdulaziz Yari.

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Sunday, the Chairman of the group, Comrade Salihu Abdulrashid, described the allegations as “grave, disturbing and impossible to ignore,” stressing that the magnitude of the reported transactions demands urgent scrutiny by relevant law enforcement agencies.

According to the group, and in a Bank Statement seen by our reporters, the total sum of approximately N1.7 trillion was allegedly paid into the United Bank for Africa (UBA) corporate account of AJAP Financial Services Limited between January 1, 2024, and March 31, 2026, mostly from the Federation Account and in some cases from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), now Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS).

AACA alleged that AJAP Financial Services Limited, a private company registered with Corporate Affairs Commission Registration Number 1851464 and located at Plot 1289, Wikki Springs Street, Maitama, Abuja, maintained the account into which the funds were reportedly paid. The group further claimed that the account signatory is Abdullahi Abdulkarim Tsafe, identified as a former Chief of Staff to Senator Abdulaziz Yari during his tenure as Governor of Zamfara State.

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The Arewa Anti-Corruption Alliance (AACA) has called on the Nigerian anti-corruption agencies, particularly the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to immediately commence a comprehensive investigation into allegations that approximately N1.7 trillion was paid into the account of AJAP Financial Services Limited, a company linked to former Zamfara State Governor and Senator representing Zamfara West, Senator Abdulaziz Yari.

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Sunday, the Chairman of the group, Comrade Salihu Abdulrashid, described the allegations as “grave, disturbing and impossible to ignore,” stressing that the magnitude of the reported transactions demands urgent scrutiny by relevant law enforcement agencies.

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AACA Urges EFCC to Probe Alleged N1.7 Trillion Linked to Senator Yari’s Company

The Arewa Anti-Corruption Alliance (AACA) has called on the Nigerian anti-corruption agencies, particularly the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to immediately commence a comprehensive investigation into allegations that approximately N1.7 trillion was paid into the account of AJAP Financial Services Limited, a company linked to former Zamfara State Governor and Senator representing Zamfara West, Senator Abdulaziz Yari.

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Sunday, the Chairman of the group, Comrade Salihu Abdulrashid, described the allegations as “grave, disturbing and impossible to ignore,” stressing that the magnitude of the reported transactions demands urgent scrutiny by relevant law enforcement agencies.

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The group noted that Senator Yari has, over the years, been associated with several corruption allegations and investigations, many of which have remained inconclusive in the public domain.

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AACA Urges EFCC to Probe Alleged N1.7 Trillion Linked to Senator Yari’s Company

The Arewa Anti-Corruption Alliance (AACA) has called on the Nigerian anti-corruption agencies, particularly the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to immediately commence a comprehensive investigation into allegations that approximately N1.7 trillion was paid into the account of AJAP Financial Services Limited, a company linked to former Zamfara State Governor and Senator representing Zamfara West, Senator Abdulaziz Yari.

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Sunday, the Chairman of the group, Comrade Salihu Abdulrashid, described the allegations as “grave, disturbing and impossible to ignore,” stressing that the magnitude of the reported transactions demands urgent scrutiny by relevant law enforcement agencies.

According to the group, and in a Bank Statement seen by our reporters, the total sum of approximately N1.7 trillion was allegedly paid into the United Bank for Africa (UBA) corporate account of AJAP Financial Services Limited between January 1, 2024, and March 31, 2026, mostly from the Federation Account and in some cases from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), now Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS).

AACA alleged that AJAP Financial Services Limited, a private company registered with Corporate Affairs Commission Registration Number 1851464 and located at Plot 1289, Wikki Springs Street, Maitama, Abuja, maintained the account into which the funds were reportedly paid. The group further claimed that the account signatory is Abdullahi Abdulkarim Tsafe, identified as a former Chief of Staff to Senator Abdulaziz Yari during his tenure as Governor of Zamfara State.

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AACA Urges EFCC to Probe Alleged N1.7 Trillion Linked to Senator Yari’s Company -

The Arewa Anti-Corruption Alliance (AACA) has urged the EFCC to launch a transparent, independent investigation into allegations that about 1.7 trillion naira was paid into the account of AJAP Financial Services Ltd, a company reportedly linked to Senator Abdulaziz Yari. While stressing that the claims remain unproven, the group argues that allegations of this magnitude deserve thorough scrutiny, saying accountability, due process, and public confidence in Nigeria’s anti-corruption institutions depend on investigations that are professional, impartial, and brought to a clear conclusion.

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The Arewa Anti-Corruption Alliance (AACA) has called on the Nigerian anti-corruption agencies, particularly the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to immediately commence a comprehensive investigation into allegations that approximately N1.7 trillion was paid into the account of AJAP Financial Services Limited, a company linked to former Zamfara State Governor and Senator representing Zamfara West, Senator Abdulaziz Yari.
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The Arewa Anti-Corruption Alliance (AACA) has urged the EFCC to launch a transparent, independent investigation into allegations that about 1.7 trillion naira was paid into the account of AJAP Financial Services Ltd, a company reportedly linked to Senator Abdulaziz Yari. While stressing that the claims remain unproven, the group argues that allegations of this magnitude deserve thorough scrutiny, saying accountability, due process, and public confidence in Nigeria’s anti-corruption institutions depend on investigations that are professional, impartial, and brought to a clear conclusion.

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The group noted that Senator Yari has, over the years, been associated with several corruption allegations and investigations, many of which have remained inconclusive in the public domain.

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“It is in the interest of transparency, accountability and public confidence in public financial management that these allegations are subjected to rigorous investigation and that the findings are made available to Nigerians,”

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Wealth in the Shadow of Bandits: The Two Worlds of Abdulaziz Yari

Abdulaziz Yari’s political journey saw him rise to become a two-term governor and later a senator representing Zamfara West. His tenure in the Government House, however, is marked by a legacy that many residents associate with the onset of the state’s severe security crisis. It was in 2011, the very year he took office, that a horrific massacre occurred in Kizzara village, Tsafe Local Government Area, where over 100 innocent people were killed. This event is widely regarded as the gruesome dawn of the banditry that would later engulf the state and spread across the region. A resident, Nasiru Idris, and many others directly link the escalation of violence to Yari’s administration, suggesting either a failure of governance or a more sinister complicity through neglect.

The origins of this insecurity are complex, but a recurring thread points to the state’s rich gold fields. Across Nigeria, it is a common belief that illegal gold mining is a primary fuel for the violence in Zamfara. Armed groups fight for control of mining sites, and the proceeds from smuggled gold are used to purchase weapons, creating a vicious cycle of conflict and exploitation. The state’s mineral wealth, rather than being a blessing for its people, has become a curse, funding chaos while the populace lives in fear and deprivation.

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