It said the criminal ex-serve, presently with a dim mustache, landed into the holding up arms of its agents.
In an announcement by representative Wilson Uwujaren, the commission said Adoke fled the nation in 2015 and has pending criminal allegation brought against him by the EFCC for supposed maltreatment of office and illegal tax avoidance in regard of the allowing of the Oil Prospecting License (OPL) 245 to Shell and ENI.
"The administration of previous President Olusegun Obasanjo denied the OPL 245, which the late General Sani Abacha allowed Dan Etete, his then Petroleum Minister, and reassigned it to Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company.
"Etete's Malabu Oil and Gas, in any case, recovered the oil hinder in 2006 through the court. While Shell tested the choice, a 'false settlement and goals' was fulfilled under President Goodluck Jonathan's legislature, with Shell and ENI purchasing the oil hinder from Malabu in the aggregate of $1.1billion.
"Examinations by the EFCC into the arrangement uncovered violations that fringe on the scheme, phony of bank archives, pay off, debasement and illegal tax avoidance as much as $1.2 billion against Malabu Oil and Gas Limited, Shell Nigeria Ultra Deep (SNUD),
Nigeria Agip Exploration (NAE) and their authorities, coming full circle in criminal accusations against Adoke, Etete, and others, which are pending at both the FCT High Court and the Federal High Court, Abuja
"The nonattendance of the respondents eased back the indictment of the criminal accusations against Adoke, Etete, and four others, constraining the EFCC to get a capture warrant against them on April 17, 2019.
"Despite the fact that Justice D. Z. Sanchi of Federal Capital Territory High Court, Jabi, Abuja on Friday, October 25, 2019, abandoned the capture warrant and requested the EFCC to serve litigants through subbed implies, the Interpol on November 18, captured the previous pastor in Dubai.
"His arrival to Nigeria makes room for him to reply to the charges against him", EFCC said...
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