Buhari’s Minister, Malami Reacts To Alleged Invitation By Anti-Corruption Body After Suspension, Grilling Of EFCC, Central Bank BossesFor instance, the House of Representatives committee investigating the alleged missing 48 million barrels of crude oil has summoned Malami alongside others including the suspended Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria , Godwin Emiefele, to explain how N32.5 billion went missing.
The funds were said to have been paid to two companies - Messrs GSCL Consulting and Biz Plus without formal documentation. He said, “I have not been invited by the EFCC or any other anti-corruption agency in Nigeria. I’m available in Nigeria and attending a wedding Fatiha slated for 2.30 at Sheikh Isiyaka Rabi’u Mosque, Kano, tomorrow .
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