President Buu Nygren has agreed to formally recognize Sean McCabe as the lawful controller of the Navajo Nation, settling the question of McCabe’s status going forward while leaving broader legal and political disputes between the Executive and Legislative branches unresolved.
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The Office of the President and Vice President was billed $143,883.87 over a two-year period for electrical services, security installations, event power, building inspections, home renovations and direct cash loans, according to a set of invoices from Innovative Electric LLC reviewed by the Navajo Times.
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President Buu Nygren responded Saturday to the removal resolution introduced against him and Vice President Richelle Montoya, accusing Speaker Crystalyne Curley of pursuing a deliberate effort to take control of the Navajo Nation’s highest office.
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One day after a resolution was introduced to remove both President Buu Nygren and Vice President Richelle Montoya from office, Montoya released a statement describing deep internal fractures within the Nygren Administration and asserting she had no role in the decisions now under scrutiny.
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President Buu Nygren was formally served Friday with an ethics complaint outlining four counts of alleged violations of Navajo Nation law, marking a new stage in the case filed by Special Prosecutor Kyle T. Nayback.
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