Many Sins of Sheriff Oborevwori, a Criminal as speak of Delta House of Assembly, A call for Impeachment

Many Sins of Sheriff Oborevwori, a Criminal as speak of Delta House of Assembly, A call for Impeachment
Sheriff-Oborevwori


The Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Mr Sheriff Oborevwori, ruthlessly stole and spending N1.6bn of Delta state money on vehicles purchased at exorbitant prices. This was made known by an NGO.

An Abuja-based anti-corruption organisation, Initiative For Advancement and Accountable Integrity in Governance accused the Speaker, Oborevwori of gross corruption and looting money meant for lawmakers. Money he has saves to Challenge Governor Okowa with his Governorship ambition.

 the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission affirm that in December 7, 2020, 36 vehicles were bought in June 2019 for the House members at inflated costs and he converted those vehicles for private use as properties to pursue his Governorship ambition.

Mr. Oborevwori also diverted money allocated for the welfare of members of the house to his private bank account, upon invitation by the EFCC, he bribed his way out from top ranking officers of the agency to discredit the authorisation of the invitation.

Oborevwori used Delta state money to bribed the anti graft agencies to give him a semi soft landing, Delta state money was lavished, waisted in billions by the common criminal who is a speaker of Delta state house of Assembly.

The NGO also published evidence that Oborevwori is grossly guilty of tax evasion,  “the sum of N77,201,250 calculated at five per cent of the total vehicle purchase sum was claimed as VAT when in fact, no such amount was paid.”

The record shoews that Oberewori is a thief, criminal and uneducated fellow who plotted Governor Okowa's down fall but failed woefully.

There is a hanging Petition against Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori (Speaker, Delta State House of Assembly) and Mrs Iyna Aliya Ocholor (Clerk, Delta State House of Assembly) over fraud, abuse of office and wanton looting of the legislative treasury.’

According to the NGO it is an overbearing reason to impeach Sheriff Oberevwori as his actions puts the state in a bad record of legislature of looters and office abusers.

Investigations has revealed that Oborevwori also have no valid academic certificatie but a forged document which was purchased without attending any higher institution.

The group argued that it was clear there was fraud and misappropriation of funds by the speaker and clerk and therefore, asked the EFCC to carry out a comprehensive investigation into its petition.

Mr. Sheriff Overevwori after bribing the EFCC, the EFCC, spokesman, Wilson Uwujaren, said he was not aware of the matter.

However, the Chief Press Secretary to the speaker, Mr Dennis Otu, said Oborevwori was never invited by the anti-graft agency over the purchase of cars for members of the House, but the the clerk who represented Sheriff Oborevwori was merely invited by the EFCC to present documentary evidence on the transactions.





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