The Federal Bureau of Investigation has placed a bounty of $10,000 on a Nigerian, Olumide Adebiyi Adediran, who was declared wanted for bank fraud.
According to a statement by the bureau, the honour was a recognition of Mr Adedokun’s commitment to driving procurement reforms in the country.
This enforcement is scheduled to take effect on October 6.
Mr Tajudeen explained that the naira-for-crude-oil policy carried significant implications for Nigeria’s foreign exchange stability, revenue generation, and long-term energy security.
Justice Obiora Egwuatu adjourned the case following the absence of counsel for the EFCC and the defence in court.
The Bauchi government has dismissed two senior civil service officers after they were found guilty of forgery.
Another industry player described the situation as pay-to-play blackmail.
Recall that the FHC ‘s vacation, which commenced on July 28, ended on September 16.
Mr Emefiele’s lawyer said that the request was due to the failure of the prosecution to be present in court having known of the adjourned date.
The speaker further stated that the chairman and any member of the commission may be removed by the governor.
