I posted some pictures of the former minister of petroleum, Diezani Alison-Madueke which went viral on internet, from a recent interview conducted by Ovation International publisher, Dele Momodu.in the interview, Diezani alleged that the Emir of Kano made the allegations against her in his bid to head the African Development bank. The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II has reacted to the allegations by the former Minister of Petroleum, Diezani
Alison-Madueke that the news of the ‘missing $20 billion’ was all his
fabrication.
the former minister who used to be lively during here tenure is suffering from breast cancer and undergoing treatment.
The Emir does not deny having intentions to head the Afdb and says he
made the issue of the missing money known due to his love for the
country.
Sanusi also said he met with former president Goodluck Jonathan before making the allegations public during his time as the governor of the Central Bank Of Nigeria (CBN).
He released a statement which was obtained by Ynaija.com
The statement reads in part: “It is not something that is hidden that anybody who is seeking that job must get the support of his country. Knowing fully that I went to the President with my intention and before I made the exposure of the $20bn oil deal, Jonathan clearly indicated his support for me.
“He even directed Hassan Tukur, his Principal Private Secretary to write to African heads of state. So, what is Diezani saying? One can now see that she is lying.”
“My suspension came a week after I made the disclosure of the missing monies, precisely on February 20, 2014. As at that time, I was the only candidate from Nigeria gunning for the AfDB job, but you know one cannot have it when he is suspended.
“My passports were all confiscated. Jonathan in trying to punish me denied me of the job and replaced me with Akin Adesina, who is my personal friend. The question that remains for Diezani to answer is: Was there $6bn said to have been remitted to NPDC which they denied? As for that denial, who is holding that money? What happened to the inflated N6 per litre kerosene subsidy?”
“Where is the money said to be paid to that effect? All these questions formed the basis upon which I was suspended and denied the AfDB job.
He continued: “Certainly, there is nothing personal. It is our nation’s money we are talking about. One cannot take away the treasury and expect to go scot-free. He must answer the basic questions. Everyone is aware that I was punished by former President Jonathan for exposing the missing $20bn.
“The punishment after suspending me from the CBN and taking away my passports was also blocking me from becoming the AfDB President. But Allah in his mercy today has given me something much more better than that.”
the former minister who used to be lively during here tenure is suffering from breast cancer and undergoing treatment.
Emir Sanusi
Sanusi also said he met with former president Goodluck Jonathan before making the allegations public during his time as the governor of the Central Bank Of Nigeria (CBN).
Diezani Alison-Madueke
The statement reads in part: “It is not something that is hidden that anybody who is seeking that job must get the support of his country. Knowing fully that I went to the President with my intention and before I made the exposure of the $20bn oil deal, Jonathan clearly indicated his support for me.
“He even directed Hassan Tukur, his Principal Private Secretary to write to African heads of state. So, what is Diezani saying? One can now see that she is lying.”
“My suspension came a week after I made the disclosure of the missing monies, precisely on February 20, 2014. As at that time, I was the only candidate from Nigeria gunning for the AfDB job, but you know one cannot have it when he is suspended.
“My passports were all confiscated. Jonathan in trying to punish me denied me of the job and replaced me with Akin Adesina, who is my personal friend. The question that remains for Diezani to answer is: Was there $6bn said to have been remitted to NPDC which they denied? As for that denial, who is holding that money? What happened to the inflated N6 per litre kerosene subsidy?”
“Where is the money said to be paid to that effect? All these questions formed the basis upon which I was suspended and denied the AfDB job.
He continued: “Certainly, there is nothing personal. It is our nation’s money we are talking about. One cannot take away the treasury and expect to go scot-free. He must answer the basic questions. Everyone is aware that I was punished by former President Jonathan for exposing the missing $20bn.
“The punishment after suspending me from the CBN and taking away my passports was also blocking me from becoming the AfDB President. But Allah in his mercy today has given me something much more better than that.”
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