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Federal High Court, sitting in Kano, yesterday, ordered former Jigawa
State governor, Sule Lamido, and his two sons, Aminu and Mustapha,
accused of fraud, remanded in prison custody in Kano till September 28.
The former governor is facing a 28-count charge alongside his two sons, and one Wada Abubakar in connection with alleged corruption and money laundering that amounted to over N1.35 billion.
Lamido who was arraigned for receiving N1.35 billion kickback from a government contractor was shocked and could not believe his ears after the judge turned down his bail application and ordered him remanded.
Immediately the court rose and the Deputy Chief Registrar of Federal High Court, Mr Solomon Akpedah ushered the former governor and his two sons into a waiting van for a journey to Kano central prison, Lamido exclaimed saying: “You mean I am now a prisoner”? The Deputy Chief Registrar, however, tried to calm him down saying “No sir, you are not a prisoner”.
The alleged fraud money was allegedly paid into accounts controlled by the governor and his sons.
The Economic & Financial Crimes Commission has accused the four suspects of money laundering, among other charges.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/alleged-n1-35bn-fraud-you-mean-im-now-a-prisoner-lamido/#sthash.uUZNv1Er.dpufLamido who was arraigned for receiving N1.35 billion kickback from a government contractor was shocked and could not believe his ears after the judge turned down his bail application and ordered him remanded.
The former governor is facing a 28-count charge alongside his two sons, and one Wada Abubakar in connection with alleged corruption and money laundering that amounted to over N1.35 billion.
Lamido who was arraigned for receiving N1.35 billion kickback from a government contractor was shocked and could not believe his ears after the judge turned down his bail application and ordered him remanded.
Immediately the court rose and the Deputy Chief Registrar of Federal High Court, Mr Solomon Akpedah ushered the former governor and his two sons into a waiting van for a journey to Kano central prison, Lamido exclaimed saying: “You mean I am now a prisoner”? The Deputy Chief Registrar, however, tried to calm him down saying “No sir, you are not a prisoner”.
The alleged fraud money was allegedly paid into accounts controlled by the governor and his sons.
Former Governor Sule Lamido being led to prison yesterday in Kano.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/alleged-n1-35bn-fraud-you-mean-im-now-a-prisoner-lamido/#sthash.uUZNv1Er.dpufLamido who was arraigned for receiving N1.35 billion kickback from a government contractor was shocked and could not believe his ears after the judge turned down his bail application and ordered him remanded.
Former Governor Sule Lamido being led to prison yesterday in Kano.
Lamido who was arraigned for receiving N1.35 billion
kickback from a government contractor was shocked and could not believe his
ears after the judge turned down his bail application and ordered him remanded.
Immediately the court rose and the Deputy Chief Registrar of
Federal High Court, Mr Solomon Akpedah ushered the former governor and his two
sons into a waiting van for a journey to Kano central prison, Lamido exclaimed
saying: “You mean I am now a prisoner”? The Deputy Chief Registrar, however,
tried to calm him down saying “No sir, you are not a prisoner”.
The alleged fraud money was allegedly paid into accounts
controlled by the governor and his sons.
The Economic & Financial Crimes Commission has accused
the four suspects of money laundering, among other charges.
source:Vanguard
1 comment:
mba! u are just a prison inmate. lol
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