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BREAKING: Senate disowns Mele Kyari arrest warrant, Oshiomhole’s comments

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The senate on Thursday distanced itself from the warrant of arrest issued against Mele Kyari, former group chief executive officer, GCEO, of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company, NNPC, Limited, by its committee on public accounts.

It also distanced itself from comments attributed to Adams Oshiomhole, senator representing Edo North.

Oshiomhole reportedly described the NNPC as a bunch of criminals and thieves during the committee’s hearing on Wednesday.

In response the NNPC said it was not a thief.

BREAKING: Senate disowns Mele Kyari arrest warrant, Oshiomhole’s comments

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