President Muhammadu Buhari, has said that he
is unable to prosecute the former minister of
petroleum resources, Deizani Alison-Madueke
and other petroleum workers over what he called
lack of evidence, Break Times reports.
The president stated this in an exclusive
interview with Peter Okwoche of the BBC,
after attending a conference on the ongoing
Syrian crisis.
Okwoche in a series of tweets quoted the
president to have said: “To prosecute corruption
successfully we need evidence. That’s not easy
especially in petroleum sector.”
President Buhari had earlier threatened to
prosecute all those who dipped their hand into
the nation’s wealth for private use and among
those brandished and suspected to be
prosecuted is Alison-Madueke.

The president unwilling to give up on his search
for evidence has unwittingly admitted that there
was no form of evidence privy to his government
against the former minister and as such
vindicated her from diverse alleged corrupt
malpractices leveled against her by Nigerians.
Meanwhile, the Prime Minister of Dominica
Roosevelt Skerrit has denied that Nigeria’s
former petroleum minister was ever offered or
encouraged by his government to take
Dominican citizenship.
Skerrit’s denial comes as Alison-Madueke faces
serious corruption investigations in both Nigeria
and the UK.

See Allegation photo @ http://skyevibes.com/2016/02/06/buhari-reveals-why-he-cannot-prosecute-alison-madueke/

Lol Mrs madueke, na trap baba dey set for you, if u get sense u better stay ill till 2019/2023

I do not think Buhari said anything like this , EFCC did


But if there's a link or proof , I am quite certain they'll find it

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Lol Mrs madueke, na trap baba dey set for you, if u get sense u better stay ill till 2019/2023