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The Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu, on Thursday, said only about 15 per cent of funds allegedly looted by former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, has been recovered.

Magu also revealed that the EFCC was working with the British Government to extradite her back to Nigeria.


The anti-graft boss stated this while speaking to Punch and added that the commission would not give up, until all the money stolen from the country was recovered.

“We are working on the process of Diezani’s extradition. But we have to allow them (the UK government) because we are collaborating. There is the National Crime Agency and the Crown Prosecution Service in London, and our colleagues, the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation in America. We had cause to meet in London. I was there myself for about a week. We are working not only on the Diezani case; but the Diezani case has become a test case.

“It is even more notorious than the so-called Abacha loot because we have not seen anything yet. I’m sure what we have seen is not more than may be 15 per cent. I think it is going to be a long time. That is why sometimes I think we should appeal to the looters to return the loot. Come and tell the government, ‘This is what I have stolen.’ Since you have voluntarily complied with the instruction to bring back the loot, then the government will take a decision. I think it is the best way to go about it, otherwise, the monies would be wasted.

“Diezani has a lot of people who are well connected, like (Jide) Omokore who are international businessmen. They have private aircraft and you can’t see any of them in Nigeria. They went and kept them in Ghana, some of them. But we are working with almost all law enforcement agencies in the world. They are all willing to work with us because what I told them is, ‘As long as you have any (claim) of criminality in Nigeria, call us.’


“We will go after the criminals because we don’t wait for protocol. Delay is dangerous; when you delay you will not see it. So, we are ready to cooperate with everybody and people have shown willingness. Last time I went to the international convention, they said Nigeria should show it experience. So, the whole world at the United Nations level wants to hear our asset recovery experience,” he said.

Evaberry:
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The real slay queens.

Ben Bruce will be enjoying these slay mama's

Future babymamas loading

But miss bayelsa tho

she can turn a straight girl into a lesbian.

SweetPuffPuff:
[color=dodgerblue]Yh. U never seen the American Cheeze puff chip snack?[/color]

SweetPuffPuff:
[color=dodgerblue]nice try
I ain't Nigerian. Ive no interest in the prize naira. [/color]

Irenemmeso:
no but its rare. Seeing guys doing it

ShyCypher:
Italian?

Irenemmeso:
So guys dy edit pix too

softwerk:
Medicine after death

I can assure you that policeman has not physically seen his di*ck for the past 8years

HMZi:
TOO BAD...



HOW DOES ONE EVEN CUT OUT A FEMALE'S PRIVATES? beats me!

dayo840:
Leicester city go break Man United yoke of 4:0 or nothing today










Up Gunners!!!!

Brooke60:
that's Yoruba provable. Its better you know your child is dead rather than looking for a lot child where you don't know the whereabouts

ashjay001:
As much as we dont wish it, I prefer to live in sorrow over d death of my son, than to live d rest of my life wondering wtf he is or wtf happened to him!


Omo mi ku, osan ju omo mi so nu lo!

HMZi:
THINK DEEPER ABOUT THE STATEMENT BEFORE YOU RUSH INTO CONCLUSIONS....a child who is dead can be buried and mourned,it ensures closesure but a missing child just keeps the parents on an endless journey of agony

jidemoh:
Stop fretting bro! What he said is a Yoruba proverb and it fits the situation here. It is better to know ur child is dead than for the child to be missing. The trauma of a missing child is worse than that of a dead one.

HMZi:
THINK DEEPER ABOUT THE STATEMENT BEFORE YOU RUSH INTO CONCLUSIONS....a child who is dead can be buried and mourned,it ensures closesure but a missing child just keeps the parents on an endless journey of agony

segunbrown:
A dead child is better than a lost child.

ePrive:
All this peeps asking for funding....I'll do this once in a blue moon...not that I can't do it every week....but it encourages a bad habit.

So I'm going to ask a riddle(yeah..you have to work for your money...no free money in Freetown)...if you get it....you'll get 10k for your weekend games.......bank transfer.


What is :

The pinnacle of your strength.

The beginning two of deception, mid-day on a long journey.

The play field of humans greatest creation.

.....Now string all of that together, and answer me this : What is the name of the love of my life ?


One answer for each monikers.

Greatzeus:
"Oh oh hold on,you think I was talking to you? No errand boy, I was talking to your boss "
Damn epic total knock out

gbzed:
I want to open a nice bet9ja shop, please I would like to know the cost of opening one with about 4 operators and I would like to know the process.

All positive comments would be highly appreciated, Thanks in anticipation

jagugu88li:
Bloggers and lies sef. Picture or ......

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, has thrown its weight behind Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.

In a statement by ASUP Secretary General, Anderson Ezeibe, the union noted that the strike was aimed at restoring sanity to Nigerian universities.


The union also called on the Federal Government to commence the implementation of agreements entered into with ASUP to forestall an impending crisis in polytechnics.

ASUP added that it was concerned about the consequences of the strike on students, parents and society at large.

It said, “ASUP notes the renewal of hostilities on the country’s university campuses between ASUU and government of Nigeria.

“While we are in unconditional solidarity with ASUU in this struggle to restore sanity to Nigerian universities, we are calling on the government to commence without further delay the implementation of agreements entered into with ASUP to forestall an impending crisis in the polytechnic sub-sector.”