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zani Alison-Madueke Distances Herself from $52.5M Repatriated to Nigeria

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zani Alison-Madueke, the former Nigerian Minister of Petroleum Resources, has publicly denied any connection to the $52.5 million recently repatriated from the United States to Nigeria. From her current residence in the United Kingdom, Alison-Madueke, through her counsel Prof Mike Ozekhome SAN, clarified that the money in question is not hers but belongs to Nigerian oil magnate Kola Aluko.

In a detailed press statement titled “There is no such thing as zani Loot,” issued by Ozekhome’s chambers, Alison-Madueke refuted the media narrative linking her to the funds. She emphasized that:

No Involvement: The $52.5 million was derived from the sale of a vessel, the yacht Galactica, which was seized by the U.S. government from Kola Aluko, not from any actions by her. She has never owned, used, or even seen the yacht in question.
False Narrative: The term “zani Loot” was a misrepresentation, as she had no part in the issues leading to the forfeiture of the money.
Misinformation: The statement highlighted the ongoing vilification of Alison-Madueke without legal conviction or proof of wrongdoing, describing it as an attempt to “name-and-shame” her through misinformation and false narratives.
Legal Context: The former minister was not involved in awarding the Strategic Alliance Agreements (SAAs) to Aluko’s companies, as she was not the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) at the time.

Alison-Madueke, via her legal team, requested that the public and media allow the legal proceedings in the UK, where she faces charges, to proceed without prejudice. They emphasized the need for fair hearing and urged an end to the character assassination and false narratives, allowing the law to take its course. The statement also criticized the practice of mob-lynching public figures in Nigeria, especially those with technocratic backgrounds, without due process or evidence of malfeasance.

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  • Do you believe zani Alison-Maduekes claim of distancing herself from the repatriated $52.5M to Nigeria? Suious or plausible? Lets discuss!

  • Can we really believe zani Alison-Maduekes claim of distancing herself from the $52.5M repatriated to Nigeria? Skepticism is high!

  • Can we really believe zani Alison-Maduekes claim of distancing herself from $52.5M? Seems fishy to me. What do you think?

  • Can we trust zani Alison-Maduekes claim of distancing herself from the $52.5M repatriated to Nigeria? Lets dig deeper.

  • Can we really believe zani Alison-Maduekes claim of distancing herself from the $52.5M? Suious or credible? Lets discuss!

  • Wow, can we trust any politicians these days? zani wants us to believe she had no idea about $52.5M? Suious!

  • Is zani Alison-Madueke really innocent or just playing the system? 🤔 Money trails cant lie forever! #NigeriaCorruption #OpinionTime

  • I find it hard to believe that zani Alison-Madueke had no knowledge of $52.5M repatriated to Nigeria. Suious!

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