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Dinner Reception: FairWin Group Did Not Receive N18million From Anybody

There is no gainsay  that the dinner reception organized in honour of Kogi State Governor, His Execellency, Alhaji Yahaya Bello by the FairWin Group was a huge success and exceptional despite the usual and unprecented crowd whereever Yahaya Bello goes as the generational change agent. Our thanks go to all the supporters of the event.

However, some ugly rumours and reckless insinuations made by some ill-informed individuals have come to the notice of Fairwin management. It has become expedient to protect the image and virtue of Fairwin by laying bare the truth about the grand dinner. 

It was rumored that an individual gave N18million as a financial support to organize the dinner The said allegation is serially  and wholly denied accordingly.

The organizers of the dinner never received N18 million from the said donor or any other person. This can be proved by the financial report comprises the record of the voluntary donations and expenditures as submitted by the Finance and Budget Committee (copy attached). The record of the expenditures and balance of the event are properly kept and always available for those who are interested to know. There is no clandestine or under hand dealing in respect to our stewardship.

FairWin is a group of respected personalities of various disciplines and promising youths whose activities and prospects are patriotically nationalistic. This is a group that cherishes transparency and accountability. We urge all our supporters and members to ignore the unfortunate insinuations from any quarters.

We will always be grateful to Almighty God for the success so far,  We appreciate our Patron, His Execellency, Alhaji Yahaya Bello for his unwavering recognition, we commend our amiable Chairman Alh. Abubakar Ohere for his examplary leadership and our Matron Hajiya Maryam Ibrahim for her moral supports, to the FairWin Founder Prince Abdulkareem Onyekehi for his great idea that gave birth to FairWin and kudos to the  entire FairWin management and members of FairWin for their commitments and sacrifices in the best interest of Kogi State.

The details of the voluntary donations and expenditures as submitted by the Finance and Budget Committee is hereby attached for your perusal.

Thank you.

Barr. E. S. Omeiza
Public Relation Officer I

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