This was made known by the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji LAI MOHAMMED, who said there were order processes to be followed before the details can be published.
However; Alhaji MOHAMMED noted that the publication of details on the investigations of corruption would depend on whether that would not undermine the fight against corruption.
The Minister was speaking during an interview on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily, which was monitored in Port Harcourt.
LAI MOHAMMED said the Federal Government was relying on mutual legal assistance commitments to deal with the repatriation of looted funds and possible extradition of suspected treasury looted.
MOHAMMED also made some clarifications on the government stance on the treatment of hate speech under the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2010.
He maintained that those who are criticizing the government over the resolve to monitor social media activities of Nigerians are exaggerating the issue.
The Information and Culture Minister also touched on the issue of restructuring, stressing the need to properly articulate the various notions of the concept.
LAI MOHAMMED said the Federal Government was already taking steps towards restructuring by encouraging community policing, within the limits prescribed in the constitution.
That was the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji LAI MOHAMMED.
