EFCC has no right to prosecute us over N1.3b subsidy scam, oil marketers say
The “fraudulent” marketers said the EFCC has no right to prosecute them.
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The “fraudulent” marketers said the EFCC has no right to prosecute them.
The value and number of fraud cases decreased between 2011 and 2012.
The witness can’t confirm if Mr. Atuche gave a direct order for the transfers.
The former Minister of Works allegedly committed fraud to the tune of N75.7 billion.
The commission did not also oppose the release of Mr. Tukur’s passport.
The suspect is being arraigned for defrauding the federal government
Another delay in the trial of those allegedly involved in the subsidy fraud.
The accused persons are undergoing trial for defrauding Federal Government.
The Polish woman had allegedly swindled a Nigerian of N16. 9 million
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