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THE vice chairman, Senate Committee on Finance, Senator Bukola Saraki, said on Thursday, that the committee did not absolve the Minister of Petroleum, Mrs Diezani Alison-Madueke and the management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) of any wrongdoing in the report submitted to the upper chamber on Wednesday.
Saraki, representing Kwara Central, in a statement by his Special Assistant on Media, Mr Bankole Omishore, maintained that as an active member of the committee, the report actually indicted the minister and the NNPC.
Saraki said: “Though I could not attend the last meeting of the committee, I have been very active in the investigation and nothing significant has changed to suggest clearing anybody.
Click source for more details: Nigerian Tribune
#NNPC #Nigeriantribune #AlisonMadueke
Saraki, representing Kwara Central, in a statement by his Special Assistant on Media, Mr Bankole Omishore, maintained that as an active member of the committee, the report actually indicted the minister and the NNPC.
Saraki said: “Though I could not attend the last meeting of the committee, I have been very active in the investigation and nothing significant has changed to suggest clearing anybody.
Click source for more details: Nigerian Tribune
#NNPC #Nigeriantribune #AlisonMadueke
