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In Nigeria’s political realm there are three types of people, the good, the bad, and the ugly. Very few belong to the first category, with most belonging to the second. The last category as the name implies is reserved for elites and Godfathers of corruption in Nigeria who operates with the slogan “na corruption dey rush us”, people like Nigeria’s Senate President who to the surprise of many is allegedly not just dirty but played the dirtiest and ugliest of them all.
Knowledgeable source revealed to SecretReporters that the number three man in Nigeria Senator Bukola Saraki, has been in the business of allegedly looting and plundering the nation`s resources even before he found his way into the political arena of the age-old customized looting Nigerian political system.
This online news medium learnt that the Senate President was able to perfect and accomplish this through a close ally formerly known as Miss Pat now Mrs Pat, who worked closely with him as an Executive of Societe Generale in Nigeria and the legitimate manager of his foreign funds prior to its crash. It was also revealed that upon the crash of Societe Generale, which saw her arrested and quizzed yet she didn’t utter a word about her boss, she was to later head Saraki’s Bureau de Change which is still thriving till today unknown to all. It is the conduit pipe of cash movements.
Mrs Pat moved to another enterprise called Phillip Morris, allegedly owned by Saraki as a reward for her loyalty where she perfected her skills as an expert in masking the path of all illegal foreign exchange transactions and money laundering activities carried out by her principal and his cohorts earning her an undisputed position as his right-hand lady and Treasury Secretary.
When Saraki moved into politics, they moved the business into a higher level as Pat quickly obtained a license for a Bureau de Change owned by Saraki which is still thriving till date unknown to many. However, to avoid suspicion, Saraki held the mantle of administration by proxy.
It was also gathered that this Bureau de Change has been a conduit pipe of cash movement and it is secretly located in Sheraton Hotel, Abuja, creating a conducive environment for politicians alike to discreetly patronize the Bureau in making their illegal laundering successful without arousing the suspicions of the anti-graft agencies.
Further information by insider sources reveals that patronage of the Bureau by these fraudulent politicians was at a record-breaking level until the anti-graft agencies under President Buhari`s led administration beamed its searchlight on them. This eventually led to the selling off of the Bureau de change by Pat to avoid suspicion, however illegal foreign exchange activities still go on underground through the bureau.
“She ‘sold’ the Bureau de Change to someone else but the foreign exchange deals were still on”, squealed the source.
Pat moved down to Benin, set up an exclusive shop for clothing materials at Sakpoba Road. She has two grown up guys in Canada but as a high-profiled very rich socialite, needed a husband. But Albert, the retired Navy Commander whom she had been dating for many years was not forthcoming with marriage. So when she met Frank at Abuja, it was like an ordained union. Frank who had been married for donkey years to a Teacher with many grown up children readily sent Mrs packing for the new Mrs Pat, the high flyer. Pat became Mrs Frank last year. Frank we learnt owns a construction company in Benin City, near Edo College and stays at Boundary Rd. GRA. They are presently enjoying themselves in Canada where they’ve been for some months now. Meanwhile, Pat is still dealing on Saraki’s under the table cash deals, disclosed a source.
It would be recalled from a previous report by SecretReporters that the Senate president allegedly ferried N8.6 billion through France to Panama with the help of an ally, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria known as Raji.
Saraki didn’t pick his calls and didn’t respond to our SMS when we called him for his reaction to this story before press time.
