(http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/73430000/jpg/_73430290_untitled.jpg) The properties of the Word document name the president's advisor as its author It is possible that the accusations are part of an elaborate attempt to frame Omokri. Carlo De Micheli, an independent security expert, says the evidence can't be taken as concrete proof - but points out that it would be a bizarre strategy for Sanusi's supporters to falsify documents incriminating him, and subsequently try to clear his name. BBC Trending has contacted Omokri about the allegations, but he has not responded. He is due to appear as a speaker at a new media conference in Lagos on Friday, and local journalists are keen to press him on the matter.
Sanusi was suspended from the bank by the president after alleging that $20bn (£12bn) in revenue had gone missing from the state oil firm, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation.
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