Dasukigate: The Sun newspaper returns N9million it got from ex-NSA, Dasuki
We have seen that the good intention not to seek redress in court has seemingly backfired.
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We have seen that the good intention not to seek redress in court has seemingly backfired.
They are also trying to understand whether the money was an inducement for a contract awarded to the company by ...
The former Rivers governor denies benefitting from the diversion of arms money.
PDP slams Mr. Buhari over Zaria killings and the heavy-handedness of security operatives when dealing with suspects.
Mr. Dasuki is facing separate charges at federal and FCT High Courts.
The EFCC says the former NSA activated a series of illegal money transfers.
In one transaction, the publisher of ThisDay allegedly received payment for “energy consulting”.
The suspects are being accused of mismanaging billions meant for arms procurement
"..your Executive Director - represented The Guardian in all the final meetings this issue of compensation was being discussed."
The body also criticizes attempts to gag the press and impinge on freedom of expression
The opposition party wants security votes of former Nigerian presidents probed.
"We share categorically that the Guardian newspapers did not receive any money and did not ask for any money."
The newspaper says it never received money under whatever guise from the NSA.
Mr. Obaigbena says he never received any suspicious payment from Mr. Dasuki
Mr. Dokpesi is being prosecuted by the anti-graft agency for allegedly receiving N2.1billion from the office of the National Security ...
“Mrs Okonjo-Iweala’s approach of ‘no answers, no apology’ on how Abacha loot was spent is doing her reputation more harm ...
This latest disclosure appears to have vindicated Governor Oshiomhole who called for the prosecution of Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala.
A presidential committee investigating arms procurement in the last administration alleges illegal spending of up to N643.8 billion and a ...
The government also wants an order directing the release of Mr. Dasuki’s passport to be reversed.
Nigerian government hires new lawyer to prosecute Dasuki
"This is a clear case of vendetta, vengeance, wickedness, injustice and a crude attempt to destroy, silence and kill an ...
Mr. Dasuki is wanted over the diversion of $2.2 billion meant for arms procurement, for political purposes.
Mr. Dokpesi says the money was payment for 2015 election.
A presidential committee says about $2.2 billion was diverted to purposes other than arms procurement during the Jonathan era
He declared support for Mr. Dasuki’s demand for an open trial.
