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Ex-Jigawa governor re-appears in court after stalling corruption case for 14 years

  • Dec 30, 2021
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Saminu Turaki’s recent re-arraignment by the EFCC signalled a fresh start of a corruption case that has lingered in court for 14 years, a grave delay caused by the ex-Jigawa State governor’s evasion of trial.

The post Ex-Jigawa governor re-appears in court after stalling corruption case for 14 years appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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