While featuring on Sunrise Daily, a Channels Television programme, on Tuesday, Bawa had narrated how the commission investigated a female minister, who he said, connived with the managing director of a bank to purchase a property worth $37 million.
The name of the minister was, however, not disclosed.
Speaking during the presidential media briefing on Thursday, Bawa said he was making reference to Alison-Madueke and that she will be prosecuted once she is in the country.
The anti-graft agency had filed charges of money laundering against Alison-Madueke who left the country for the UK shortly before the inception of President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.
Ibrahim Magu, former EFCC chairman, had said Alison-Madueke stole “not less than $2.5 billion”.
The commission had also disclosed that it had secured the final forfeiture of over $80 million worth of properties owned by the former minister.
