Sokoto EFCC turns down N100m bribe from Chinese firm
Two Chinese, Meng Wei Kun and Xu Kuoi, during their parade by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission yesterday for allegedly offering N50 million as part payment of a N100 million bribe to the commission’s Sokoto Zonal Head, Abdullahi Lawal to compromise in the ongoing investigation of how China Zhonghao Nig. Limited handled contracts awarded by the Zamfara State Govt. from 2012 to 2019
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