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Nigerian govt yet to recover $62b oil debt – Malami

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Ibrahim Ramalan
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Ibrahim Ramalan is a graduate of Mass Communications from the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Zaria. With nearly a decade-long, active journalism practice, Mr Ramalan has been able to rise from a cub reporter to the exalted position of an editor; first as Arts Editor with the Blueprint Newspapers before resigning in 2019; second and presently as an Associate Editor of the Daily Nigerian online newspaper. He can be reached via ibroramalan@gmail.com, or www.facebook.com/ibrahim.ramalana, or @McRamalan on Twitter.
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The Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice has not yet recovered the $62billion debt from multinational oil companies, Dr. Umar Gwandu, Special Assistant on Media and Public Relations in the ministry disclosed.

in a statement on Wednesday, Mr Gwandu, however, said that in the last one year, the Office has identified and vigorously pursued the recovery of same from the International Oil Companies.

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According to him, the clarification became necessary in view of the need to clear the misinformation caused by some reports where the Attorney-General of the Federation and
Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN was misquoted to have said that such amount were recovered.

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“Presenting the scorecard of the activities and achievements of the Federal Ministry of Justice at a one-day workshop for judiciary correspondent on Tuesday, Malami noted that as part of effort to recover funds for the Federal Government his Office identified and pursued such recovery with a view to have more funds for the execution of high-impact people-oriented projects in the country.

“The Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice reiterated commitment to justice sector reform, fight against corruption, strict adherence to the rule of law and entrenchment of democratic principles in the best interest of the Nigerian public,” the statement noted.

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