Nigeria’s Former minister Amina denies Involvement in $300 million Scandal

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Current UN deputy secretary general and Nigeria’s Former minister of Environment, Amina Mohammed has denied reports linking her to alleged involvement in a massive $300 million illegal exportation of African rosewood from Nigeria to China.

The former Minister in the center of an investigation by the Environmental Investigation Agency.

The agency released a documentary detailing the role the former minister played in signing thousands of backdated permits in January 2017 which were used to clear the illegal export into China.

UN's number two accused in Chinese scam to import #Nigeria #rosewood https://t.co/D2eSIs0aHQ #China https://t.co/VzYUb0u90M

— Environmental Investigation Agency (@EIA_News) November 10, 2017