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I won't be honoring EFCC invitation' - Ex GEJ's SA on Niger Delta says, gives reason

The former Special Adviser to former President Jonathan on Niger Delta, Kingsley Kuku who has been invited by the EFCC to answer questions bothering on misappropriation of amnesty money running into hundreds of millions of Naira says he will not be honoring the July 28th invitation of the EFCC because he is currently in a hospital in America for a knee surgery.

A letter from his lawyers to the anti-graft agency reads,


"Our client is currently in the United States of America to, keep appointment with his doctors at the Andrew Sports, medicine and ‘Orthopaedic Centre LLC for surgery on one of his knees. He is expected back in Nigeria at the end of September, 2015 after the surgery and recuperation,” the letter read.
According to his lawyers, Mr Kuku will honor the EFCC invitation on September 30th by 10am.

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