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Explosive Revelations: Ex-Senate President Hoarded £200 Million Offshore, Buhari Knew and Did Nothing – Former Presidential Aide, Okoi Obono-Obla Alleges

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Explosive Revelations: Ex-Senate President Hoarded £200 Million Offshore, Buhari Knew and Did Nothing – Okoi Obono-Obla Alleges A former Chairman of the Special Investigation Panel for the Recovery of Public Property, Okoi Obono-Obla, has made a sensational allegation that a former Senate President was discovered to have £200 million worth of property in offshore islands, following a thorough investigation.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Speaking on the Mic On Podcast, Obono-Obla, who was appointed by former President Muhammadu Buhari, accused the Buhari administration of failing to combat corruption, a fundamental promise that garnered widespread public trust.

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Obono-Obla further revealed that Buhari and his cabinet were fully aware of the investigation’s findings but chose to take no action against the Senator. This explosive claim raises serious questions about the administration’s commitment to transparency and justice.

In his words, he said: 

“Another one is the case of a senator who was then in his sitting status and later became the President of the Senate. I found his story in the Panama Papers, which stated that he had property in offshore islands; I didn’t have the power to investigate him because it was overseas, so I went to the DG, NIA, and sought his help to work together. They conducted an investigation and sent the report to me. The report confirmed that this senator has over £200 million worth of property in the offshore islands; I sent a copy to the president and one to the Attorney General. Till today, nothing happened,”

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Written By Oshiobugie John

Source: Bushradiogist

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