Former NEXIM Bank MD Orya Sentenced to 490 Years in N2.4bn Fraud Case
Former Managing Director of the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM), Orya, has been convicted and sentenced to 490 years in prison for his role in a N2.4 billion fraud case. The case involved fraudulent disbursement of funds meant for export expansion.
Orya's conviction highlights the government's commitment to combating corruption and holding public officials accountable for financial misconduct.
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