By Onozure Dania

Niger Delta Indigenous Movement for Radical Change, NDIMRC, has passed a confidence vote on the Group General Manager of National Petroleum Investment Management Services, NAPIMS, Mr Dafe Sejebor, over alleged corruption and marginalisation of contractors from the region and tasked security operatives “to fish out those after the life of the NAPIMS boss.”

One Terry who claimed to be writing on behalf of the Urhobo Youth Council Worldwide had accused the NAPIMS boss of obtaining money from contractors fraudulently.

He had also accused the NAPIMS boss of being behind the demobilisation of the Vessel of one Chief Henry Ojogho from Mobil, claiming that the development was causing a lot of problems in Delta State.

But in a statement by its President, Nelly Emma and others, NDIMRC exonerated the NAPIMS boss of the allegations against him, saying that some elements were being used by disgruntled contractors to tarnish his image.

The group said, “Our findings have shown that Mr Dafe Sejebor, NAPIMS boss, had nothing to do with the demobilisation of the vessel of Chief Ojogho. If he has issues with Mobil, he should find a way of resolving such issues with Mobil and leave an innocent man out of it.

“As a credible oil monitoring group, our investigation has revealed that the said Terry is a loner and does not have the backing of the Urhobo Youth Council Worldwide and so should stop soiling the image of Urhobo Youth Council.”