List of Halliburton N27 billion Bribe Takers .

List of Halliburton Bribe Takers

Name

Title/Position Held

Present Location

1.

Gen. I.B. Babangida (Rtd.)

Former President/ Head of State of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Minna, Niger State.

2.

Mrs. Maryam Babangida

Former First Lady Federal Republic of Nigeria

Minna, Niger State.

3.

Chief Enerst Shonekan

Former Head of the Interim National Government/Former Director of SPDC

Lagos.

4.

Gen. Abubakar Abdulsalami (Rtd.)

Former Head of State of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Niger State, Currently on Assignment with The United Nations

5.

Alhaji M. D. Yusufu

Former Chairman NLNG

Lagos-frontline Politician

6.

Mr. T.W. Oerlemans

Former MD/DCE

Australian

7.

Pius Okigbo

Renowned Economist: Headed The Probe Commission on the Gulf Crude Oil Excess sales set up by the Central Bank of Nigeria 1994.

Deceased

8.

Alhaji Aminu Saleh

Secretary to the Federal Government during Shonekan Administration

Bauchi

9.

Chief Don Etiebet

Former Minister of Petroleum and presently National Chairman ANPP

Abuja

10.

Lt. Gen. Aliyu Mohammed Gusau

Presently National Security Adviser to the Obasanjo Administration

Abuja

11.

Edmund Daukoru

Curent Presidential Adviser on Petroleum Matters

Abuja.

12.

Mrs. Victoria Ihonde

Current Director, Ministry of Petroleum Resources

Abuja.

13.

Mrs. Toyin Olakunrin

Presently Chairman Board of the Education Tax Fund, Abuja

Abuja.

14.

Chief Gilbert Temisan Grant

Former top level NNPC Official; Former GED – NNPC

Lekki-Lagos.

15.

Dr. Gabriel Abolade Soyoye

Special Adviser to Philip Asiodu (Petroleum Minister) 1993

16.

Amb. Patrick Dele-Cole

Former Ambassador to Brazil , Politician

Currently Presidential Adviser on Political Matters

17.

Dr. E. Ihetu

Former Board Member 1995-1997

18.

Onya

NNPC Personnel

19.

Gen. Sani Abacha

Former Head of State of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Deceased

20.

Gen. Joshua Dogonyaro (Rtd.)

Former Chief of Army Staff during the Babangida Administration

21.

Gen. John Shagaya (Rtd.)

Former Field Commandant Ecomog in Laberia

22.

Dr. U. J. Itsueli

Presently Chairman Dubri Oil (indigenous Oil Exploration & Production Company

23.

Chief Ombu Isokariari

Former MD NAFCON

Port Harcourt

24.

Maj. Gen. G.O. Ejiga (Rtd.)

Former Director NLNG CIRCA 1999

25.

Alhaji Babagana Kingibe

Former Ambassador & Minister of External Abacha Administration

Maiduguri

26.

Hakeem Bello-Osagie

Special Assistant to the Former Adviser on Petroleum Resources 1980-81 and former Chairman United of Africa (UBA)

Benin City/Lagos

27.

Enrg. Mrs. J.O. Maduka

Political Appointment as Member of the NNPC Board of Directors 1992-1993

28.

Chief Sena Anthony

Current Legal Adviser/General Counsel of NNPC

Abuja.

29.

Eng. Dalhatu A. Bayero

Former NNPC Board Member 1992-1993; Group Executive Director NAPIMS 1993-1995; Group Executive Director (Down Stream) 1993-1995; Group Managing Director 1995-1999

Benin City/Abuja.

30.

Mr. Ogenyi

NNPC Official and member of the Special Committee on Joint Venture Allocations

31.

Alhaji I. Dapchi

NNPC Director (Corporate Services) 1992-1999

32.

M.A. Olorunfemi

Top Member of NNPC MGT Group Executive (Finance & Admin)1993-1995

33.

Mr. Wilfred C. Eze

Top Member of NNPC MGT Group Executive (Finance & Admin)1993-1995

34.

Alhaji Umar Baba

Former Minister of Petroleum

Kaduna

35.

Dr. Orji Kalu

Presently Executive Governor of Abia State

Government House Umahia

36.

Gen. Geremiah Useni (Rtd.)

Former FCT Minister Abacha Administration; presently a politician Chairman Board of Trustees of the ANPP

Abuja/Jos

37.

Alhaji Abba Gana

Former Deputy Managing Director NLNG

Abuja/Lagos

38.

Ibrahim Abacha

Gen. Sani Abacha’s Son

Deceased

39.

Gen. Oladipodiya

Chief of General Staff during Abacha Administration

40.

Mr. Chamberlain O. Oyinbo

Top NNPC GED UPSTREAM & GAS 1992-1993; GMD NNPC 1993-1995

41.

Amb. Judith Attah

Former Ambassador to Italy 1994; Minister for Women Affair 1995-1997

42.

Alhaji Abdulkadir Ahmed

Governor Central Bank of Nigeria 1994

Deceased

43.

Chief Anthony Any

Former Finance Minister 1994-1998; Prominent Accountant Country Partner for KPMG

44.

Chief O.O. Okwara

NNPC Group Executive Director (Finance 1992-1993

Isolo-Lagos.

45.

Philip Asiodu

National Economic Adviser Abacha Administration; Special Adviser to Obasanjo on Petroleum 1999: Presently Chief Economic Adviser and Chairman, Ecobank

46.

Endo SAN

Marubeni Nigeria Ltd; Installed Chairman of Accurary Japan

Plot 1652, Olosa Street , Victoria Island, Lagos .

47.

Alhaji Hamman Tukur

Presently Chairman of the Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission

Abuja

48.

Mr. S.J. Ollerearnshaw

Former MD NLNG/SHELL; Staff NLNG

Australian

49.

Chief Dan Etete

Former Minister of Petroleum Under Abacha Administration

France

50.

Engineer B. Soyode

Former Senior NNPC Official; Retired and now owns Consultancy Firm B. A. Soyode & Co.

51.

Dr. Akin Ogunleye

Retired NNPC Senior Official

52.

Chief Tom Ikim

Former Minister for External Affairs during the Abacha Administration

53.

Alhaji Gidado Idris

Secretary to the Federal Government 1998

54.

Engr. Sola Alabi

Currently NNPC

Abuja

55.

Alhaji Ismaila Gwarzo

Former National Security Adviser during Abacha Administration

Kano

56.

Mrs. Maryam Abacha

Late Gen. Abacha’s Wife; former First Lady Federal Republic of Nigeria

Kano

57.

Brigadier Gen. Halilu Akilu

Former Director of Military Intelligence during the I.B.Babangida Administration

58.

Gen. Abdullahi Mohammed

Presently Chief of Staff to the Obasanjo Administration; Former National Security Adviser to Gen. Abdullami Abubakar (1998-1999)

Abuja

59.

Major Hamza El-Mustapha

Chief Security Officer to Abacha

DMI-Lagos

60.

Brig. General Ibrahim Aliyu

Former Chairman of NICON 1998

61.

Dr. Edmund Ayoola

Top NNPC Management, Former MD NDPC (NNPC) Subsidiary. Presently Member NNPC Board and GED E & P

Abuja/Lagos.

62.

Gen. Anthony Ukpo (Rtd)

Former Rivers State Governor

Port Harcourt

63.

Group Captain Samuel Ewang

Former Rivers State Governor

64.

Ismaila Usman

Deputy Governor of the CBN, Minister of Finance 1998

65.

Dr. Tunde Soleye

Medical Director turned Businessman; Close Confidante of General Abdulsalami Abubakar (Former Head of State of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

66.

Christ Akerele

Chairman Chorus Energy UK Plc

67.

Alhaji Umaru Shinkafi

Former Head of Nigerian Security Organization (NSO) during the Gen. Buhari Administration

68.

Philip Chukwu

Dan Etete’s Personal Assistant

69.

Engr. Bunu Sherrif Musa

Former Minister of Industries, Power and Steel

Maiduguri

70.

Dr. Rilwan Lukman

Former Minister of Petroleum during the Babangida regime: also the Special Adviser on Petroleum to President Abdulsalami Abubakar 1998-1999

71.

Aret Adams

MD NNPC 1985-1990: served as Special Adviser on Petroleum to President Abdulsalami Abubakar 1998-1999

Deceased

72.

Vice Admiral Mike Akhigbe

Chief of Naval Staff under the Abacha regime. Also Chief of General Staff 9Second in Command) to Abdulsalami Abubakar Administration

73.

Faruk Iya

Former Company Secretary NNPC and was Board Member NLNG

74.

Ambassador Hassan Adamu

Former Minister of Industries during the Abdulsalami Abubakar Administration; Former Chairman of NAFCON and the Nigerian Ambassador to United States

75.

Prince Nzekwe

76.

Gen. Adeyosun

77.

Jasper Jumbo

78.

Jack Chagoury

C & C Nig. Ltd

79.

Gilbert Chagoury

C & C Nig. Ltd

80.

Mohammed Atiku

Shameless people.

French engineering firm Technip, which colluded with Halliburton in advancing bribes-for-contracts in the building of Bonny Island based Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) plant, was yesterday convicted by a court in the United States (US). It agreed to a payment of $338 million, in fines, to settle accusations that it engaged in a decade-long scheme to bribe government officials in Nigeria.

The US Justice Department which announced this yesterday also said the Paris-based company conducted the alleged bribery scheme to obtain more than $6 billion in contracts to build liquefied natural gas facilities.

Technip was part of a four-company joint venture that included U.S. firm Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR) Inc., and Halliburton. Nigeria awarded four contracts to the venture from 1995 to 2004

Under the settlement, Technip has agreed to pay a $240 million criminal penalty and the Justice Department has filed a deferred prosecution agreement and a criminal information resolving charges of conspiracy and of violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

The company will pay $98 million to settle a related civil complaint by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Technip authorized the hiring of two agents to pay bribes to Nigerian government officials, according to court papers in the case.

The court papers state that a senior executive of Technip, KBR's former CEO, Albert "Jack" Stanley and others asked executive branch officials of the Nigerian government at critical junctures in the project to designate a representative with whom the joint venture should negotiate the payment of bribes.