EFCC quizzes ex-minister Pauline Tallen over ‘diversion of N2bn’

 

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has grilled Pauline Tallen, former minister of women affairs, over alleged corrupt enrichment.

TheCable understands that Tallen arrived at the Abuja zonal command on Thursday for questioning over alleged misappropriation of N2 billion.

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