The Regime has told the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) that it “has no records of the exact amount of public funds stolen by a former military head of state, Sani Abacha and no records of the spending of about $5 billion recovered loot for the period between 1999 and 2015.”
According to SERAP on it verified twitter handle, @SERAPNigeria, the regime said it “only recovered $630m since 2018 & plans to spend $308m on road repairs.”
The road projects listed according to SERAP are: Lagos–Ibadan Expressway; Abuja–Kano Expressway & Second Niger Bridge.
SERAP said the regime failed to provide sufficient details on the road projects.
“We’re suing to ensure public access to what exactly happened to Abacha $5bn loot since 1999 & the sanctity of the FoI,” SERAP added.
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