Nigeria's anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s (EFCC) investigating officer, Shehu Shuaibu, has explained why its investigation team did not invite former President Goodluck Jonathan for questioning on the ongoing investigation of the N4.6 billion allegation. Testifying before Justice Daniel Osiagor of a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos on Thursday, Shuaibu said that the N4.6 billion allegedly transferred into a Joint Trust account was used to finance the 2015 presidential campaign of former President Goodluck Jonathan.
Anti-Graft Agency, EFCC Explains Why Former Nigerian President, Jonathan Was Not Grilled Over N4.6Billion Corruption AllegationTestifying before Justice Daniel Osiagor of a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos on Thursday, Shuaibu said that the N4.6 billion allegedly transferred into a Joint Trust account was used to finance the 2015 presidential campaign of former President Goodluck Jonathan.
Nigeria's anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s investigating officer, Shehu Shuaibu, has explained why its investigation team did not invite former President Goodluck Jonathan for questioning on the ongoing investigation of the N4.6 billion allegation.Testifying before Justice Daniel Osiagor of a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos on Thursday, Shuaibu said that the N4.
He told a Federal High Court in Lagos that the sum of N4.6 billion allegedly transferred into a joint trust account was used to finance the presidential campaign of ex-President Jonathan.According to Channels Television, the witness further disclosed that the money was paid from the State House to the account of the Ministry of External Affairs before it was transferred into the Joint Trust account.