Our source obtained a document stating that the original price of the sacrifices allocated by the government to the needy is 1,800 dinars as part of its decision during the previous Eid Al-Adha.
According to the documents obtained by our source, the sacrifices were sold at a value of 1800 Libyan dinars, contradicting the statement of Minister Adel Jumaa, who reported a value of 900 dinars, which means half of the value of the sale. This reinforces the existence of great corruption in the state, according to our private sources.
The Minister of State’s statements came in a meeting held by Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, due to statements in which the former head of LPTIC, Faisal Qarqab, accused the Prime Minister of systematic corruption, in an exclusive televised interview with the economic journalist Ahmed Sanussi.
