KPK Reminds 2 Adjutants Of North Maluku Governor To Fulfill Investigative Calls Today

KPK (ANTARA) building

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) reminded two non-active North Maluku Governor aides Abdul Gani Kasuba, Husni Lalean and Dede Sobari to fulfill the investigators' summons today, Monday, March 4. There is no reason to be absent because the summons as witnesses have been sent. "Because, both of them are members of the TNI. "We certainly hope that the KPK investigating team can be present because their statements are very much needed so that the AGK suspect's case can be completed and becomes clear as well as the full alleged alleged bribery of the procurement of goods and services as well as the granting of permits in the North Maluku Provincial Government. He was detained along with five other suspects since December 20 after being caught in a sting operation (OTT). The five suspects are the Head of Housing and Settlement of the North Maluku Provincial Government Adnan Hasanudin; Head of PUPR Maluku Provincial Government Daud Ismail; Head of BPPBJ North Maluku Provin Ridwan Arsan; Head of BPPBJ Ridwan Arsan; Ramadhan Ibrahim who is Abdul Gani's aide aide and private parties, namely Stevi Thomas and Kristian Wuisan. In this case, Abdul Gani was charged for allegedly participating in determining the contractor who would be won in the auction of the work project in his province. He even determined the amount of deposit from the entrepreneurs. The KPK suspects Abdul Gani also ordered his subordinates to manipulate the work as if the project was completed 50 percent. The goal is that the budget derived from the APBD could be disbursed. The budget is called the anti-corruption commission does not directly receive money from the contractors. He used the confining account held by his confidant. The money was then used by Abdul Gani to pay for lodging up to pay his financial checks. The number of initial findings obtained by the KPK in that account reached Rp2,2 billion.