Restating the order for their appearance in another one week time after three previous requests to Guidio D’Aloisio, the Managing Director of SAIPEM Contracting Nigeria Limited, at an investigative hearing over the weekend, Senator Solomon Adeola (APC,-Lagos West), the Chairman of the committee, said except the companies CEOs have something to hide in the transactions they had with Total Upstream Nigeria Limited through the SAIPEM Consortium, then they should appear to account for their part of the $2.9 billion contracts awarded to the consortium.
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