Galadima had stated that the commission his client was expecting from the Federal Government was five percent of the total recovered fund, N860m. The famous whistle-blower, who informed the EFCC of the $43m, N23.2m and £27,800 (N13bn) recovered from an Ikoyi apartment has rejected a N325million offer from the FG insisting on his five percent commission of N860m.In a report by Punch, the whistle-blower’s lawyer, Yakubu Galadima made this known as he said his client will not accept anything below the constituted five per cent commission.When asked if his client would accept anything less than five per cent, he said, “Not at all.”Last week, Galadima had stated that the commission his client was expecting from the Federal Government was five percent of the total recovered fund, N860m. The lawyer also stressed that his client’s commission should be paid with the exchange rate at time of recovery and not when commission was released.Whistle-blower commission policy Prof.
