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PDP suspends ex-Abia Reps member, Abonta for alleged anti-party activities

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The quick past part who addressed Ukwa East and Ukwa West Government Voting demographic, Hon Uzoma Nkem Abonta, under the foundation of the People groups Progressive alliance (PDP), has been suspended from the party. This was spread the word for newsmen in Akwete today, Wednesday 28, in a proclamation by the PDP Ward Director and Secretary of the party in Akwete-Ohandu Ward. A portion of the reasons they claimed include: hostile to party exercises, factionalization of the party in the ward, proudly exposing the party to a few court suits with no response to the PDP inside system of resolving clashes and debates, his arrangement as the Representative Chief General of the All Reformists Fantastic Collusion (APGA) in the 2023 general political race and his public acknowledgment of the said arrangement, his refusal to surrender the bike given to the Ward Director by Congressperson Enyinnaya Abaribe, his conspicuous refusal to pay the party duty for quite a while at this point, and his open

Nigerian Attorney-General, Malami Appears Before House Of Reps Committee Over $2.4billion Oil Probe


 The Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice (AGF), Abubakar Malami, on Thursday, appeared before the House of Representatives ad-hoc committee investigating the alleged loss of over $2.4billion in unremitted oil revenue.

The lawmakers are investigating revenue from the reported illegal sale of 48 million barrels of crude oil export from 2014 till date.

The chairman of the House Committee, Mark Gbillah, on Thursday announced that Malami would face the lawmakers on April 27, saying that the committee obtained reports that the AGF received funds from outside Nigeria through the whistleblower policy but did not remit the funds to the federation account.

According to Gbillah, the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed, also approved payments to whistleblowers which were not in accordance with the policy.

However, Channels TV reports that appearing before the House Committee, Malami said that disclosing the details of the whistleblowers as requested by the lawmakers violates confidentiality.

On the details of accounts into which recoveries were paid, Malami said that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) maintained the accounts, not his office, adding that his office is not a signatory nor does it manage the accounts.

Malami said that over $650 million have been recovered so far from different sources including late Head of State, General Sani Abacha; former Bayelsa State Governor, Diepreye Alamiesiegha and former Delta State Governor, James Ibori.

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