FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN MANHUNT FOR THE PERSON(S) RESPONSIBLE FOR LEAKING OUT OF ODUAH'S N225M CAR PURCHASE.

The Federal Government has begun a manhunt for the whistle-blower that broke the story of the two BMW armoured  cars bought for Aviation Minister, Ms Stella Oduah.
The car valued at N225m, were purchased for the minister by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority.
The Director General, NCAA, Capt. Fola Akinkuotu, disclose this at a press conference at the head office of the Federal Ministry Of Aviation in Abuja on Friday
He said the Federal Government was concerned how the information got leaked to the public, noting that whosoever leaked the information committed a criminal offense. He explained that the agency had begun moves to uncover the person(s) that leaked the information to the public.
He said,"I am not saying that this particular information should not be put to the public domain. But how it was obtained is my concern. If somebody breaks into an office and makes copies of official documents, then the break-in has become criminal.


"So we are in process of trying to find the source of this leakage and i am very concerned about it. Because this information may look trivial but there are other information that we have that are confidential and it is only fair for us to respect the confidentiality of information. I am not saying they broke into our office, but they obtained the information illegally."
The visibly terrified Akinkuotu said he was stunned to see the document in the open stressing that the information was leaked illegally.
He said he was "shell shocked that the government information from the civil aviation authority has gotten to the public purview in an illegal manner. It is criminal! However what has been done has been done, but i think when such information is gotten, you should have come to the agency to ask. We are not shy to take your questions."
Akinkuotu stated that Snowden of the United State ran away after leaking confidential information, adding, "He (Snowdon) went on the run after putting such information in the public domain. The source of the leak, i don't know, but yesterday i issued a circular to all staff on this issue. I will read a little part of the circular: 'Without prejudice to the nature and the purpose of this act, you should know that leakage an ultimate publication is a matter of concern to the authority.'