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855 News FG to spend £4.2m James Ibori loot on 3 Popular Expressways
FG to spend £4.2m James Ibori loot on 3 Popular Expressways
The Nigerian government has pledged to fund three popular infrastructure projects with the recovered James Ibori loot.
The federal government said it will deploy the £4.2m recovered from former governor of Delta state, James Ibori loot to three infrastructural projects.
Abubakar Malami, attorney-general of the federation (AGF), listed the projects as second Niger bridge, Lagos–Ibadan and Abuja–Kano expressways.
The government had earlier deployed $321 million loot recovered from Sani Abacha, former head of state, for the construction of the same projects.
The fresh loot was seized from James Ibori who was convicted of fraud and money laundering by a UK court in 2012.
It will be returned to Nigeria following a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed on Tuesday by the federal government and the UK.
At the MoU signing in Abuja, Malami said Nigeria remains committed to combating illicit financial flows and ensuring that forfeited or recovered proceeds of corruption are deployed “to the benefit of the masses.”
“It is to be recalled that the Nigerian Government had all along provided the required mutual assistance and backup to the British authorities while the prosecution of James Ibori lasted in London and today, we are rightfully taking benefit of that cooperation,” he said.
“Hence, in consonance with existing framework or model engaged in the management of previous recoveries, the Federal Executive Council under the able leadership of President Muhammadu Buhari has directed that the instant repatriated funds should be deployed towards the completion of the following legacy projects: the Second Niger Bridge, Abuja – Kano expressway and the Lagos – Ibadan expressway under the coordination of the Nigeria Social Investment Authority (NSIA) to ensure integrity of the process.”
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