Tag: Gabriel Suswan

Vice President Kashim Shettima represented Borno Central Senatorial District in the 9th Senate between 2019 and 2023.

Mr Emmanuel said he can make the country safe, peaceful and attract investment and become economically vibrant.

The senator encouraged the government to continue with the privatisation "as far as the power sector is concerned."

“When you don’t have data, how do you plan? We have over 200 million and we are planning for two ...

The race will be a straight fight between the two major political parties.

Mr Suswam is charged for allegedly diverting N9.79 billion.

The former governor and two others are facing a 32-count charge bordering corruption.

The governor denied the allegation.

Benue has witnessed repeated bloody attacks by herdsmen, prompting the federal government to deploy troops to enforce peace.

Mr. Suswam is facing a fresh 32-count charge brought against him by the office of the Attorney General of the ...

The suspects were arraigned on a fresh 32-count charge of fraud.

Mr. Suswan and two others are accused of diverting N9.7 billion Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme funds.

Mr. Suswam and his co-accused are being prosecuted by the EFCC.

The former governor was already charged with diverting N3.1 billion Benue funds.

"...there were no complaints or allegations of bias against the judge."

Mr. Ortom says the former governor believed in violence.

The prosecution says it would not be comfortable with periodic release of the defendant’s passport.

The governor says he is conscious of also being investigated after leaving office

The court had earlier admitted in evidence, the certified copy of Certificate of Incorporation of BIPCL from the Corporate Affairs ...

The former governor is facing a nine-count charge of fraud.

The money was allegedly delivered to Mr. Suswam in hard currency.

Mr. Suswam is accused of financial crimes and fraud.

The governor was quizzed over alleged corruption on Monday.

The governor says he welcomes superior argument.

Mr. Mark has been at the Senate since 1999.