N5.7 billion fraud: Court grants Shema bail
Shema is also standing trial for allegedly misappropriating N11 billion belonging to the State/Local Government Joint Account
Shema is also standing trial for allegedly misappropriating N11 billion belonging to the State/Local Government Joint Account
Mr. Dasuki is being held by the SSS.
The IPOB leader was granted bail in April by an Abuja Division of the Federal High Court.
The accused pleaded innocent of the offence.
The accused pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The police chief also cautioned commissioners against illegal acts.
The journalists had published a story said to be false by the Inspector-General of Police
The 10 defendants pleaded not guilty to the charge.
An oral bail application made by Mr. Turaki’s lawyer was opposed by the EFCC.
The judge blasts students and workers for forcing the court to rescind its decision.
The former governor is standing trial on a 32-count charge of misappropriating N36 billion while in office.
The building collapsed in March last year.
The accused allegedly impregnated the teenage girl.
The vice principal had been detained since April 4.
Information allegedly provided by the accused led to the search of Mr. Ekweremadu’s property.
The suspect denied the charge.
Mr. Bala is accused of fraudulently receiving over N800 million as gratification while in office as minister.
The former Niger governor is accused of enriching himself from state resources.
Mr. Nasko was the Niger State governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in 2015.
A list of twelve conditions were however given by the court, some of which Mr. Kanu is expected to fulfil, ...
The Biafran leader’s counsel also warned that the government must honour the bail granted by the court.
The prosecutor says the offence contravenes Sections 383, 411 and 413 of the Criminal Code.
The presiding judge, Binta Nyako, gave the order to allow Mr. Kanu attend to his ailing health condition.
The journalist’s arrest occurred about two months after another journalist was arrested for work-related matters.
The suspects face a five-count charge including obstructing a public servant from discharging her duty.
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