Buhari Vows Recovery of Looted Nigerian Funds

For years, Nigerian presidential administrations have pledged to get money back from their predecessors. Former president Goodluck Jonathan’s administration, for instance, secured a deal to recover money from late dictator Sani Abacha. And now President Muhammadu Buhari’s government is saying the new leader has won support from the United States and European governments to find more money spirited away from Nigeria. Buhari has not been specific about which administrations he plans to...

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