48 million barrels of crude oil ILLEGALLY sold by Senior Officials of the Administration and NNPC.

It has become a case of one week fresh trouble for the Buhari Administation as senior officials continues to be linked to corruption.

The letter addressed to the group managing director of the Nigeria National Petroleum Cooperation (NNPC) through a long term. The whistle blower point accusing fingers at the NNPC group managing director, and the Former chef of staff to the president (late Abba Kyari).

Nigeria's health and economic crisis: Buhari left to face it ...

Senior Administration officials verified the existence of the crude by the Mexican company and in oath that as a whistle blower, the company will be entitled to the 5% post recovery. 

The money involved is about $2.5 billion based on the average of present price of crude oil. The whistle blower claims to have been blindfolded in the deal, even though he had entered negotiations to legally purchased the goods with the government and his attempt to seek redress resulted in different forms of harassed, persecution, and threatening of his life.

For now, We are waiting for how the Buhari administration will find their way to get out of this scandal

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