Several former and serving government officials now live in fear over possible indictment in the 9.6 billion dollars debt judgement obtained by the Irish firm, Process and Industrial Development P&ID Limited against Nigeria.
The federal government has gone to court in the United Kingdom to reverse the judgement, while the House of Representatives and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission EFCC are probing where it all went wrong.
Investigators are said to have uncovered more information on the deal.
It was also gathered that the EFCC has established strong cases against a number of former federal government appointees.
The affected persons may be invited soon for questioning in relations to the ongoing probe.
A former presidential said that the allegations made by the anti-graft agency against some people on the controversial deal could be just a tip of the iceberg.
