EFCC Breaks World Record, Uncovers $200 Million ‘Stolen’ Property In Buhari’s Office

Detectives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, probing the whereabouts of the $200 million fines, paid by five companies involved in the $180 million Halliburton bribery scam, have made a major discovery in the office of President Muhammadu Buhari.

According to sources, the EFCC spent months to trace the $200 million, which was allegedly remitted into a CBN account, before the property was acquired.

The breakdown of the remittances by the five companies is as follows: Julius Berger ($35m); Siemens (Euros 30m); Snamprogetti ($30m); Halliburton Energy Services ($32,500,000); and Japan Gasoline Corporation ($26, 500,000).

While making the shocking revelation as reported by The Nation Newspaper, an EFCC source said: “One of the five suspects interrogated by our team, indicated that the cash was used to buy a customized security helicopter for ex-President Goodluck Jonathan.”

The suspect added, that the helicopter is still in Buhari’s presidential fleet.

A former Minister of Finance, is currently under investigation for releasing the cash to the Office of the National Security Adviser, ONSA, which was then headed by the late General Owoye Azazi.

The source added: “We have made substantial progress in locating the remittance of the fines into an account in the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, but the cash was withdrawn under the guise of security funding.

“But it was not clear if the N81.4billion was spent on the helicopter, or part of it. We are trying to find out the cost of the helicopter from the manufacturer.  Preliminary findings confirmed that the helicopter could not have cost up to N1 billion to N2 billion.”

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