Breaking news: Minister Paul Atanga Nji accused of embezzlement in 2024

Breaking news: Minister Paul Atanga Nji accused of embezzlement in 2024

Embezzlement Scandal:Seeks Detention of Paul Atanga Nji in Cameroon 2024
Embezzlement Scandal: Seeks Detention of Paul Atanga Nji in Cameroon 2024

Paul Atanga Nji has been making headlines in recent weeks. The politician is involved in very shady dealings, enough to cause a stir.

Boris Bertolt writes about him: “The Minister of Territorial Administration Paul Atanga Nji is accused of embezzling bonuses and mission expenses of his administration’s staff.”

The whistleblower adds that fuel vouchers are disappearing. Even the directors are in a tough spot. This denunciation adds to the one made by Paul Chouta, which we discussed a few days ago in this article that we invite you to (re)discover.

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Here is the proof that Paul Atanga Nji is dipping into state funds.

The Minister of Territorial Administration Paul Atanga Nji has reasons to worry. The authority, who has not been unanimously supported for some time, sees his files, even the most secret ones, being disclosed. Whistleblowers are making his life difficult.

Paul Chouta writes about Paul Biya’s collaborator “Here is the proof that Paul Atanga Nji is a bandit who has dipped into state funds.”

The journalist writes that “this confidential document obtained from reliable sources dates back to June 2010. It shows that the prosecutor of the Special Criminal Court (TCS) had seized Minister Atanga Nji, also known as the man with the bizarre sayings, following a case involving 365 million CFA francs that he had stolen from state funds.”

Informant Chouta does not fail to add on his platform Le TGV de l’info that “Jean-Pierre Amougou Belinga, a receiver and treasurer of FC Ligne 94, was also among the delinquents who siphoned funds from Campost.”

“Everyone should read and judge appropriately. Facts are sacred and comments are free,” he concludes.

Here is the document that Paul Chouta posted. It is a Consumer report related to the verification mission of the management of Postal Cheque Centers (CCP) for the fiscal years 2000 to 2005.