Although Alison-Madueke and the four other suspects arrested along with her were granted bail same day, tension has already gripped the Jonathan camp following what sources described as threat by the once powerful ex-minister to open up on certain deals which she was directed to execute.
She is said to be good at keeping records, including handwritten notes. A source in one of the anti-graft agencies said last night that Mrs. Alison-Madueke is “just one of the few cases of ex-ministers under investigation.”
“We have at least about three issues at hand but I will not disclose their names,” the source said, adding, “do not forget that these three cases are outside the matter of ex-Minister Stella Oduah which is stuck in court. We have made our position known on this.
“The depletion of the $1billion in Sovereign Wealth Fund by about $700million is one of the priority cases with anti-graft agencies. There are also the issues of reckless granting of tax waivers to oil firms.”
The ex-ministers are believed to have been implicated by Permanent Secretaries.
Hmm still on de matter who are de three person
ReplyDeleteMake dem deal with them joor! Dem too do before sef. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteArrest the thieves
ReplyDeleteThis people sef,y not bring out d monies dey stole rather than bringing D's humiliation upon dem selves
ReplyDeleteMay God bless you o, and some people will still be claiming it is witch hunting. I don't even know y d media could let dem know such words but dey couldn't fine a clear meaning of it.
DeleteHonestly, na the money we need or make dem freeze their account.
ReplyDeleteO couldn't just understanding what the our govt is doing with the hug amount of money that was recovered from the looters..pls Admin tell us...I need to know
ReplyDeleteAm still waiting for the outcome of this matter, selfish rogues
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