The following is a statement from P&ID:
“Nigeria is peddling a conspiracy theory more suited for internet chatrooms than a London court room. The latest wild allegations now target a wide range of officials, claiming that the then-Petroleum Minister who … Read More
Nigeria’s Attorney-General Abubakar Malami has dropped all pretence that he cares about the ‘rule of law’. The AG will, no doubt, pay occasional lip service to the concept, but his actions last week speak far louder than any words.
Over … Read More
Malami and Magu at the Heart of Campaign to Manufacture Evidence against P&ID
In an ironic twist of fate, Nigeria’s self-described corruption fighters – Attorney General Malami, the nation’s top law enforcement officer, and Ibrahim Magu, the acting chairman of … Read More
The Attorney General has hurriedly pushed out a number of preposterous claims to Nigeria’s Premium Times in a desperate effort to divert attention away from the series of brewing scandals that surround him. There is the London shopping spree; the … Read More
As the U.S. government prepared to hand over to Nigeria $300 million in stolen funds looted by the former dictator Sani Abacha, concern was growing across Washington, including within the Trump Administration, over the Buhari Administration’s abysmal human rights record, … Read More
The following is a statement from P&ID:
“Nigeria is getting ever more desperate in its actions. Its efforts to seek information on a crime that never occurred from a party that was never involved with P&ID until years after … Read More
| The following is a statement from P&ID: “We are pleased with the U.S. court’s decision to grant P&ID discovery as part of Nigeria’s 1782 application. Nigeria’s desperate plea to keep the results of its fishing expedition hidden was rejected |
The following is a statement from P&ID:
“Nigeria’s 1782 application is a desperate and absurd maneuver. Nigeria’s allegations against P&ID are utterly spurious and this fishing expedition will do little other than waste resources of the U.S. courts and the … Read More
