The company had been linked to an ex Niger-Delta agitation leader, Government Ekpemupolo commonly referred to as Tompolo.
Kyari spoke just as the chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prof Bolaji Owasanoye said the country was losing about 60 per cent of revenue to bad agreements.
While speaking at a one day Legislative Transparency and Accountability Summit organised by the House of Representatives Committee on Anti-Corruption, Kyari noted that the surveillance deal is yielding good returns for the country. He insisted that the funds spent to secure the services of the firm are so insignificant quantum of the value of oil stolen in recent times in the country.
