Politics NigeriaA fresh discovery of 20,000 ghost workers in the N-power scheme has been linked to embattled music star, Oladapo Oyebanji.
He revealed that the names were allegedly used to divert over N600 million monthly for over two years by government officials in connivance with the Nigerian musician. The source however added that D’banj refuted the allegation and denied any knowledge of the list. “Today when his lawyers arrived for his release, they were told about this fresh list containing 20,000 names. This list was being used to divert N600 million monthly from Nigeria in the last two years by Buhari government officials. The list containing 20,000 names has been bleeding Nigeria N600 million monthly over the last two years.”
It can be recalled that on Wednesday, the commission, in a statement signed by its spokeswoman, Azuka Ogugua, revealed that D’banj had rebuffed several invitations extended to him.
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