Supreme Court to Rule on N1.35bn Fraud Case Involving Sule Lamido
The Supreme Court is set to deliver its decision on the N1.35 billion fraud case involving former Jigawa State Governor Sule Lamido and his son, Mustapha Aminu. The EFCC accuses Lamido of money laundering and abuse of office during his tenure as governor.
The case has seen various legal proceedings, including appeals and challenges. The trial commenced in 2015, with the defense arguing that the prosecution failed to establish the offenses.
The judgment is crucial in determining the outcome of the long-standing corruption case.
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