$9.6bn UK judgement: I didn’t see contract papers, says Ex-AGF Aondoaka
Former Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice Chief Michael Aondoakaa said he is in total support of efforts by President Muhammadu Buhari and Justice Minister Malami Abubarka Malami to probe the $9.6B United Kingdom judgement debt against the country.
In a telephone interview with The Nation, Chief Aondoakaa, who was the AGF between July, 2007 and February 2010 stated that throughout his tenure no such contract was brought to Federal Executive Council for deliberation. He said: As the then Chief Law Officer of the federation and a member of the FEC, I can tell you that no such contract was brought for deliberation to the best of my knowledge”.
“I did not see such contract and since the news broke out I’m wondering how this could have been possible,” said the former AGF. He dismissed media reports of his alleged involvement in the contract and called for a thoroughly probe by the federal government to unravel those behind the mystery contract.
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