The Special Adviser to the President on Justice Sector Reform, Mrs Juliet Ibekaku-Nwagwu, has denied reports that she was indicted for corruption.
The presidential aide dismissed a report in an online news medium , that she benefited from funds that were gifted to the Federal Ministry of Justice in 2011.
It said, “Since reading that report, we have made efforts to find out the source of the information as we only became aware of such a story in the newspaper.
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