The
former Minister for Petroleum, Diezani Alison-Madueke, is set to return
to court in September to answer allegations regarding her involvement
in a £27,000 money laundering scheme.
The allegations were leveled against her by United Kingdom’s National Crime Agency (NCA), which requested that Mrs. Alison-Madueke return to court in six months to give the agency time to tighten its case.
The former Minister is currently on bail, along with her mother,
Beatrice Agama, her son, Ugonna Madueke, her friend Melanie Spencer,
wife of Ghanaian oil tycoon Kevin Okyere, and one of her siblings.
As reported by Sahara Reporters.
The allegations were leveled against her by United Kingdom’s National Crime Agency (NCA), which requested that Mrs. Alison-Madueke return to court in six months to give the agency time to tighten its case.
The former Minister is currently on bail, along with her mother,
Beatrice Agama, her son, Ugonna Madueke, her friend Melanie Spencer,
wife of Ghanaian oil tycoon Kevin Okyere, and one of her siblings.As reported by Sahara Reporters.
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