Police begin investigation into Muhyi’s alleged forgery scandal

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The Kano State Police Command has on Monday began investigation into alleged forgery scandal.of the suspended Chairman of the State Public Complaintd and Anti-cotruption Commission, Muhuyi Magaji Rimin-Gado.

The police Spokesman, DSP Abdullahi Haruna announced this in an audio clip sent to journalists on Monday.

He said the police have received a petition from Kano state House of Assembly and the office of the Accountant General of the state accusing Muhuyi of presenting fake medical report to ad-hoc committee constituted to investigate the embattled chairman of the PCACC.

Haruna said Rimin-Gado had on Monday honoured the police invitation over the alleged forgery case.

Recall that the National Hospital Abuja in a letter dated July 19, 2021 and sent to clerk of Kano state House Assembly said there was no patient named ‘Muhuyi Magaji’ in their hospital record and no folder was opened in that name.

The letter written by the Director Clinical services in the Hospital, Aisha Umar said the name and signature of the doctor (Dr. Bayo) on the medical report does not belong to any staff of National Hospital, Abuja.

It therefore declare the medical report as ‘NOT authentic’

Recall that the Kano State House of Assembly on Monday recommended the immediate sack and arrest of the suspended chairman.

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