Former Nigerian Minister of Petroleum Resources Diezani Alison-Madueke reacts to her acquittal by a London court after being charged by British prosecutors. The case is heard at Southwark Crown Court in London, where she is acquitted of five counts of accepting bribes and one count of conspiracy to commit bribery. In her response, Alison-Madueke says she is excited by the decision and describes the experience as difficult, saying she and her family and friends have endured “11 years of trauma.” She states that she has been in the UK since the case began and highlights the impact on her 93-year-old mother in Port Harcourt and on her son. In her comments to News Central, she expresses gratitude and says she believes she did her job to the best of her ability. The reports focus on her reaction to the court’s ruling and do not add new details about the underlying allegations or evidence beyond the charges and the acquittal outcome.