Serious corruption accusations against Hamdok, Manaa, and prominent ERC members

A member of the “dissolved” Empowerment Removal Committee (ERC) Lt. Colonel Police Abdullah Suleiman has revealed dangerous information related to the funds confiscated by the committee from institutions, bodies, and companies belonging to the former regime.

Suleiman explained, in a live broadcast on his Facebook page, that 60% of the confiscated funds were transferred to the favor of the Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) parties, while the remaining 40% were used by former Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok to establish an investment company for the Council of Ministers, but the company did not see the light.

Suleiman made direct accusations against Wagdi Salih, Salah Manaa, Ihab Al-Tayib, and a number of prominent FFC leaders of seizing the confiscated funds. “The FFC leaders handed over important sites in Khartoum to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia,” he said.

He stressed that he is providing this information as a testimony to history, so that the Sudanese people know the fate of these funds.

The dissolved ERC member added that Ihab Al-Tayib, a leader in the Baath Party, seized huge sums of money confiscated from several institutions and companies, in addition to other large sums confiscated money from the “Danfodio” company affiliated with the Islamic Call Organization (MADA), which were received by Wagdi Salih and Salah Manaa without being deposited in the Ministry of Finance. He said that Ihab al-Tayib seized a safe deposit vault in dollars from the Grand Holiday Hotel, adding that thousands of confiscated cars were distributed to the cadres of the Forces of Freedom and Change. Suleiman pointed out that the Empowerment Removal Committee, under the direct orders of Salah Manaa, was intervening to stop some legal procedures against individuals affiliated with the committee, despite their involvement in violations and thefts within the companies and institutions that were confiscated.