Court Grants Conditional Bail to Ex-Minister Malami in Money Laundering Case
The Federal High Court in Abuja granted a conditional bail of N500 million to former Attorney General Abubakar Malami, his wife, and son in a money laundering case. The court ruled on the bail conditions, including providing sureties with landed properties in Abuja.
Malami faces allegations of laundering billions and is set to resume trial on February 17. The bail amount has sparked public outrage and criticism.
Malami denies the charges and claims the case is a witch hunt by the EFCC.
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