Kedu nzaghachi gị banyere ebubo nrụrụ aka gbasara Ọrụ Ike Mabilla?
Ụlọikpe mere nyocha gbasara nke a ahụghị na m rịọrọ maọbụ kwurịta okwu banyere ego nrụrụ aka ọ bụla. N'oge m nọ n'ọchịchị, ewepụrụ m onwe m na kọntraụkụ ọrụ ike niile n'ihi ọdịiche nọ n'ụzọ anyị si eche echiche: Ekwenyere m na atụmatụ ọdịiche iche maka akụrụngwa ike, ebe Onyeisi Ala Obasanjo chọrọ usoro jikọtara n'otu ebe nke gas na-akwado. N'ihi na m sitere n'azụ n'mkparịta ụka ndị ahụ, agaraghị m enwe ike inye naanị m onwe m kọntraụkụ Ọrụ Ike Mabilla.
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peeji 2 Introduction Atiku Abubakar: Answers to questions from the public 2026-10-02 ›
The point that must be made about the Mabilla Power Project is that the tribunal did not flag any incident of me demanding or negotiating for corruption during its proceedings. More importantly, I specifically recused myself from all power project contracts during my term in office because of the methodology being employed for those investments. While I believe in a varied power infrastructure plan, my boss, President Olusegun Obasanjo wanted a centralized power infrastructure powered with gas. So, because of that difference, I did not participate in all power project contract awards during my tenure in office. So, how can I unilaterally award a contract, in this case the Mabilla Power Project, when I was not a party to the negotiations?