BREAKING! Diezani Alison-Madueke Arrested in London

Information reaching Cityrovers has it that former petroleum minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Deiani Alison Madueke was today arrested in London by the UK National Crime Agency.

Report says the controversial ex-minister was arrested alongside four other people.

The report says she was arrested for offences related to bribery and corruption being investigated by the UK National Crime Agency.

The development is a sign that the war against corruption campaign of incumbent president of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari is now yielding dividend haven challenged world leaders to support his administration's quest to bring Nigeria treasury looters to book.

The last administration was accused of enormous misappropriation of public funds and the ministry of petroleum spearheaded by Deizani masterminded most of the loots.

REVEALED! How Jonathan govt. used bullion vans to cart away N67.2bn cash from CBN

That last has not been heard of former President Jonathan travails as the Buhari led government continues to dig into how every expenditure and income was incurred and made.

According to Premium Times former President Goodluck Jonathan authorised the withdrawal of a whopping N67.2 billion in cash money from the Central Bank of Nigeria between November 2014 and February 2015 for “special services". The two cash withdrawals were made in the build up to the 2015 general elections.

South African Woman Nabbed With N74M Hidden In Oat Packs...Says The Money Belong To A Nigerian

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA has arrested a 39-year-old South African lady, Nosisi Nqgula at the Murtala M​u​hammed International Airport, Lagos, for smuggling a whopping sum of $373,725 (N74.4million) and €2,120 (N450,000) concealed inside packs of oats, on arrival from Johannesburg.
This was contained in a contained in a statement released by the agency today. The statement revealed that the money was detected during an inward screening of passengers on a South African airline flight from Johannesburg. It further stated that two Nigerians are also being investigated by the anti-narcotic agency in connection with the case.