Alison Madueke’s condition worsens, to be flown back this Friday



The immediate family of former Minister of
Petroleum, Diezani Alison Madueke seems to
have given up hope on the ailing health
condition of their daughter.
This is just as the embattled ex-minister has
ordered her relatives to jet her back into
Nigeria this Friday as her condition grew
worse last weekend.
DAILY POST exclusively gathered that the
former oil Minister has not been responding
to treatment since Thursday, a development
that has been given the family sleepless
night, hence her decision to return to the
country in other to seek for spiritual help.
Mrs. Madueke has been bedridden in a
London hospital following her removal as
overseer of the oil ministry by the new
government of President Buhari.
She’s said to be battling cancer.
A close insider who would not want his name
in print, hinted DAILY POST that the family
has concluded plans to visit popular Lagos-
based Prophet, T.B Joshua of the Synagogue
Church of All Nations for prayers.
“They have decided to fly her back into the
country this Friday to seek for spiritual help.
The condition worsened last weekend and
she personally asked the family to return her
to the country.
“She has not tasted any solid food since last
Monday. She did not speak throughout
Thursday. When she eventually spoke Friday
morning, she ordered them to return her to
the country to visit Prophet T. B Joshua for
prayers,” the insider further added.
Meanwhile, the ailing former Minister had in
a recent interview denied stealing a dime
while in office.
According to her, she left $5.6billion in the
NLNG account, contrary to the report that she
milked the nation treasury dry before leaving
office.
“I actually left $5.6billion in the NLNG alone
but no one is talking about it. I’m not
seeking to be praised but to be
acknowledged that I made some little
contributions.
“That money could have been wasted on
frivolities but I was determined to keep
something for the incoming government once
we lost the election,” she said.

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