REVELATION: THISDAY Founder Nduka Obaigbena writes EFCC to explain how he got N670m from ex-NSA Dasuki

The THISDAY Editor-in-Chief and Chairman Nduka Obaigbena has written a letter to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) explaining how he got N670 million from the former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuk who is standing trial over allegations of illegal possession of arms and money laundering before the Federal High Court in Abuja, Sahara Reporters revealed.

The Publication is making more REVELATIONs in a series of Tweets Friday:

''Ex-NSA Dasuki distributed N10b to delegates to the Presidential Primary Election of the Peoples Democratic Party. Ex-NSA Dasuki and Kusa transferred N1.45 billion to Acacia Holdings Limited account for "special prayers" FLASH: N2.1 billion given to Raymond Dokpesi of DAAR Investment and Holding Company Ltd for 2015 election  publicity for PDP. EX-NSA Dasuki paid N750 million into the bank account of Reliance Referral Hospital Limited for "special prayers". Ex-NSA Dasuki paid N380 million to support the re-election of members of the House of Representatives. EX-NSA paid N670m paid to publisher of @THISDAYLIVE Nduka Obaigbena's General Hydrocarbon Ltd account for "Energy Consulting". Ex-NSA DAsuki paid N260m to a former Chair of the BoT of @PdpNigeria, Tony Anenih's account with with First Bank of Nigeria PLC. Ex-NSA paid N345m to Iyorchia Ayu thru @StanbicIBTC @ @gtbank bank accounts of Emmanuel Lawani of Starbriid Ltd for a mall in Jabi. Ex-NSA paid N380m thru Belsha Nigeria Ltd’s account controlled by Bello Matanwalle to support House of Rep for their re-election. N90million in ONSA account with @DiamondBankNG paid to Brains & Hammers Ltd for the purchase of 7-bedroom duplex for his son.''

Below is Ex-NSA Dasuki's final email to Obaigbena before the Presidential election in March 2015 as he made payments.