Minister of Power Denies Involvement in Alleged Missing N128 Billion Scandal
Adebayo Adelabu, the Minister of Power in Nigeria, refutes claims of his involvement in the alleged misappropriation of N128 billion from the Ministry. SERAP has urged President Bola Tinubu to direct relevant anti-corruption agencies to investigate the missing funds, which reportedly occurred before Adelabu's appointment.
Adelabu emphasizes that the audit report in question pertains to the 2022 financial year, predating his tenure. The Minister reaffirms his commitment to transparency and cooperation in addressing issues in the power sector.
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