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Ribadu Dismisses Soludo's Missing N30trn Story as Unbelievable

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The ex EFCC boss, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu dismisses the missing N30trn claim by Prof. Chukwuma Soludo which he said missed under the watch of Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, the coordinating minister of finance, as unbelievable; as unbelievable.


He described the accused as an ‘’honest, reliable and of impeccable character.’’
The the words of the PDP Adamawa State gubernatorial candidate went like this:

“I was baffled and got deluded for anyone to say that N30 trillion got lost, I think we just have to look at what we earn as a country and what our budget had been in these few years.

“And see how possible is it and if everything we earned is not up to that within the period she has ben the minister which is about three to four years.

“And for somebody to say that N30 trillion is missing is baffling, especially if you know what our budget has been these years.

“We need to be careful to avoid more damage to our nation because there are certain things that when it comes out, it will never go back again.

“I challenge anybody to say that she stole N1 at that time, we were all there, I was in charge of EFCC and I want to hear anybody say that she did this and that.

“And I followed her up till now, I think it is somehow uncharitable for someone to come out to say that such an amount of money was missing under her watch.”

He warned Nigerians against making utterances capable of doing untold damage on the country.
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