Top officials of the Federal Government held a meeting on Monday to discuss the government’s response to the $9.
6bn judgment entered against Nigeria in favour of Process and Industrial Developments by a United Kingdom court.
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr Godwin Emefiele; and the Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mr Ibrahim Magu, were also at the meeting.Lai Mohammed was the first to come out of the venue but he quickly walked away as reporters approached him. However, some of the participants at the meeting confirmed off record that the meeting discussed the $9.6bn.
State House sources informed The PUNCH that “nothing else as important as the P&ID issue” could have brought Malami to the Villa to meet with Buhari on his first day in office after the President returned from Japan on Saturday. Malami emerged from Buhari’s office about 12.25pm and was practically shielded by Kyari as the AGF hurried past on his way out.
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