The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,EFCC,yesterday monday,April 3,2017 asked Justice John Tsoho of the Federal High Court,Abuja to issue a warrant of arrest to compel former justice minister,Mohammed Adoke,to attend his trial over alleged diversion of $1.1 billion during a controversial transfer of OPL 245 to Malabu,a company linked to a former minster of petroleum,Dan Etete.The OPL 245,an oil field believed to be the largest in Africa,was said to have been fraudulently acquired by Malabu Oil and Gas Limited in 1998 and afterwards sold to oil giants,Shell and Agip.The request,according to Johnson Ojogbane,counsel to the EFCC,was necessitated by the fact that the Commission had not been able to serve the suspect with the charges preferred against him as Adoke was said to be out of the country.Adoke is accused of illegally transferring over $800m,purportedly meant for the purchase of the Oil Prospecting Licence 245 to...