The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,
EFCC, will this week begin the trial of subsidy
thieves in the country.
According to the Attorney-General of the Federation
and Minister of Justice, Mr. Muhammed Adoke, the
trial of subsidy thieves will begin this week.
While briefing State House correspondents at the
Presidential Villa, Abuja, Adoke said the EFCC would
be prosecuting those found culpable in the report of
the House of Representatives Committee on subsidy
regime.
The revelation by the AGF, who spoke on the
outcome of a meeting of representatives of the three
arms of government on corruption which held at the
instance of President Goodluck Jonathan, perhaps
put paid to fears that the subsidy report would be
compromised following the bribery scandal involving
chairman of the subsidy probe panel, Farouk Lawan,
and a businessman, Femi Otedola.
Otedola had alleged that Lawan put him under
pressure for a $3m bribe, out of which $620,000 had
been paid to the lawmaker.
Lawan who confessed to collecting the bribe money
however claimed that he only did so in order to
expose the businessman.

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http://www.metronaija.com/2015/07/efcc-set-to-commence-prosecution-of.html

I'm sure the MOD that moved this to Front page didn't read the bolded part.

This news is outdated at least we know who the present president is.

F__king old story. Adoke is no longer the Minister of justice.

this is old news na....we have no attorney general for now.....stop quoting ancient sources and misinforming people

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As far as Nigeria and NASS in particular is concerned, the probe and prosecution of the subsidy thieves is not gonna yield any positive result.They (the subsidy thieves) will still bribe their way through.
I weep for my country.