Nigeria: Tape Purports to Expose Fuel Subsidy Bribery

An audio tape said to be a recorded conversion between Farouk Lawan and Chief Femi Otedola over alleged bribery has been aired on television. Lawan is accused of collected $620,000 out of the alleged $3 million bribe to remove the name of Zenon Oil from the list of companies that bought foreign exchange from the Central Bank of Nigeria without importing fuel.

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  • REASON
    Jul 3 2012, 18:20

    I AM SURPRISED AT HOW DISHONORABLE THE HONORABLE MEMBER OF THE HOUSE IS.THE RUMOUR IS MORE THAN ENOUGH TO MAKE HIM QUIT FROM THE HOUSE COMPLETELY. EVEN IF HE DECIDES TO GO TO COURT TO FIGHT IT SHOULD BE AFTER HE HAS QUIT AS A MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REP. IF HE IS NOT DECENT ENOUGH TO QUIT FOLLOWING LL THESE ALLEGATION THEN HE HAS NO HONOR.

  • REASON
    Jul 3 2012, 18:21

    FAROUK SHOULD RESIGN AS A MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPS.

  • tee_boy891026
    Jul 8 2012, 15:00

    Honestly lawal is a criminal,and mr president knws what is happening under is government and cant reveres his statement on subsidy,that means he as his own returns on every scandalous money...stupid set of pple

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