Diezani Alison-Madueke, the former Nigerian Minister of Petroleum Resources and the first female president of OPEC, is set to break her silence in a new documentary titled “Is It Your Money?” after an eight-year hiatus from the public eye.

The documentary directed by renowned Nigerian media personality Chude Jideonwo, promises an in-depth exploration of the controversies that have surrounded Diezani’s tenure in government.

During her time as minister (2010-2015), Diezani faced numerous accusations of corruption, particularly related to oil deals. Allegations against her include the diversion of billions of dollars from Nigerian oil revenue, inflation of oil contracts for personal gain, accepting bribes from oil companies, and laundering money through complex financial schemes. Despite these serious charges, Diezani has consistently denied any wrongdoing.

“Is It Your Money?” will mark the first time Diezani directly addresses these accusations in eight years. While specific details of the documentary’s content remain under wraps, the title itself hints at a focus on the alleged corruption and its impact.

The film will also incorporate the views of Nigerians on the matter, providing a comprehensive perspective on the issue.

Chude Jideonwo, known for his thought-provoking interviews and critical approach to social issues, is expected to bring a sharp and insightful lens to the project.

The documentary aims to shed light on Diezani’s side of the story while examining the broader implications of the allegations.

The exact release date for “Is It Your Money?” has yet to be announced, but it is confirmed for release sometime this year.

The documentary is highly anticipated, as it will offer a rare glimpse into Diezani’s perspective and could potentially reshape public opinion about her controversial tenure.

Diezani Alison-Madueke’s period as Minister of Petroleum Resources was a tumultuous one, marked by significant achievements as well as profound controversies.

Her upcoming documentary represents a crucial opportunity for her to address the allegations head-on and provide clarity on the issues that have haunted her legacy.

As the release date approaches, both critics and supporters eagerly await the revelations that “Is It Your Money?” promises to deliver.