POLITICS: Troubled Petroleum Minister, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke Denies Seeking Asylum in any Country

Petroleum Minister, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, has denied seeking asylum in any part of the world, as widely reported. New York-based online news platform Sahara Reporters, citing the Business Council for Africa (BCA), said that the minister had been rejected by six countries in her search for asylum ahead of an imminent probe by incoming president Muhammadu Buhari.

“Given her reputation, it comes as no surprise to learn that 6 countries have already refused to grant her asylum to live in their countries as she now wishes to leave Nigeria at the earliest possible opportunity,” Sahara Reporters quoted BCA to have said in the monthly report it just released.

Madueke was also alleged to have fled Nigeria last week, feigning sickness, for fear of being probed.

However, Madueke, who spoke through the Group Public Affairs General Manager of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Mr. Ohi Alegbe, Tuesday night, denied ever contemplating relocating from Nigeria.

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Ehiagwina Noredia

The woman dey Abuja for FEC meeting,na wa wit dis news o.seek asylum for wat.

Yvonne Onaibe

Una get wahala o

Joseph Okofu

Are you at the FEC meeting to confirm that she was on seat?

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GreatPaddy Igboon

Hehehehe no money was missing but money was not remitted in the federation account according to the Committee that probed Sanusi's allegations, the wind of change has just started blowing even though formal handover is yet to be done, the $20billion must come back...