 While a foremost anti-corruption group, the Network Against Corruption and Trafficking has called on the EFCC and the ICPC to probe the outgoing governor of across river state Ben Ayadeh, over 500 billion dollar embezzlement of the state's fund. The group spoke sparsely in Itaew, Epopobe, alleged that across river state governor squandered the state resources through spurious contracts awarded to his family members and creditors through withdrawals from various bank accounts. The coalition of civil societies led by Network Against Corruption and Trafficking NACAT embarked on a comprehensive audit of the cross river state government account between 2015 and 2020. The NACAT, through this comprehensive audit, discovered financial infractions and irregularities ranging from circumvention of procurement processes, suspicious payments of monies, possible money laundry to a ward of contrast to non-existing shared companies. These financial manipulations have caused the good people of cross river state money amounting to over 500 billion dollar under the watch of Prof. Ben Ayadeh, 38 years of Ayadeh's rule has set back the development of the state by 20 years. It is on this note that we are calling on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to be on alert to quickly invite him to give clarification on these blatant irregularities bordering on one-ton looting of the cross river state treasury to the tune of over 500 billion dollar. The father gave a breakdown of the illicit transactions perpetrated through fictitious company names and with the aid of his chief of staff, Martin's oren promising to take copies of the petition written by the group to the EFCC and the ICPC, as well as the embassies of the USA and the UK and Canada. 12th of August, 278 million by the chief of staff government as Martin's oren. There seem to be a lot of activities that are quite against the law committed by this office of the chief of staff to the governor and we do know that this is directly under the behest of the governor himself. So for 2018, a plethora of withdrawals and transfers running into billions were made between the government and persons in government and as well as companies with affiliations to persons in government.