Saraki denies N60bn arms deal fraud, but SaharaReporters insists he took bribe
Mr. Saraki says Sahara Reporters is seeking to remove him from office.
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Mr. Saraki says Sahara Reporters is seeking to remove him from office.
A presidential committee into arms procurement under Goodluck Jonathan says it found N643.8 billion and $2.2 billion extra-budgetary spending.
Hearing in another application filed by the Federal Government has been fixed for December 3.
Justice Adeniyi Ademola adjourned the matter to Thursday November 26
Mr. Bafarawa says he suffered a similar trial when he supported President Buhari in 2007.
Mr. Jonathan said in reference to the arms procurement scandal, “Sometimes, I feel sad when people mention these figures."
Mr. Bafarawa is facing charges of corruption since he left office in 2007
Dasuki: “I have a lot to tell Nigerians but in the interim, they should not believe some of the allegations ...
The former NSA says he served Nigeria with the best of intention
The president on Tuesday received a report of an investigative committee on arms procurement by the Jonathan administration.
Mr. Malami says he is still new in office and needs enough time to be briefed.
"My own orders will not be flouted” the judge said on Friday.
The Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, on Friday said President Muhammadu Buhari should be held responsible should anything happen to ...
The judge says only a healthy person can stand trial.
The former NSA wants the siege on his home lifted.
Mr. Sambo has been on house arrest since Thursday
The simple fact is that the DSS is not persecuting him. Nigerians are therefore enjoined to disregard the impression being ...
State agents returned to Mr. Dasuki's home on Thursday.
Mr. Dasuki was stopped from travelling abroad.
Mr. Dasuki is standing trial on a five-count charge bordering on illegal possession of firearms.
Mr. Dasuki is being tried for arms' possession and money laundering.
Mr. Dasuki's lawyer rejects secret trial.
Mr. Dasuki was charged with illegal possession of firearms.
A source close to Mr. Dasuki said the former NSA would most likely plead not guilty to the charges
"This action was necessitated by credible intelligence which linked him to acts capable of undermining national security."
