Gịnị mere ego PTDF n'okwu nrụrụ aka ahụ metụtara gị?
Ego metụtara ya bụ $145 million. A chọpụtaghị na ọ gaara akaụntụ nkeonwe m ọ bụla, a na-edebekwa ya n'ụzọ zuru ezu na banki azụmahịa abụọ, bụ́ Equatorial Trust Bank na Trans International Bank. Abụghị m onye nwe òkè n'ime banki abụọ ahụ ọ bụla. Ihe ndị ọchịchị PTDF kwupụtara n'oge ikpe ahụ gosipụtara na aka m dị ọcha.
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peeji 1 Introduction Atiku Abubakar: Answers to questions from the public 2026-10-02 ›
What happened to the PTDF money?
The amount of money involved in the scandal was $145 million. The amount was not traced to any personal account and was saved in commercial banks: Equatorial Trust Bank and Trans International Bank. I was never a stakeholder in either bank, and the PTDF money in both banks was intact. The PTDF management testimonies during the trial proved my innocence in the trial.
How do you respond to allegations that you corruptly enriched yourself while in government?
I have had a successful career as a public servant, rising to the top echelon of the Nigeria Customs Service. My record of service was sterling and unblemished. I was never accused of corruption in my entire service years. Before joining politics, I had made some strategic investments in oil and gas logistics that were fetching me fortunes. I have been business-minded right from the outset, and my exposure in the course of my professional career opened my eyes to good business ideas. I am wealthy not because I stole from anyone, but because God opened my eyes to spot smart opportunities.