Emefiele’s defense highlights his role in the previous administration, emphasizing that no policy was implemented without the approval of the President or the Federal Executive Council, where Akpabio was a significant member.
The EFCC’s first witness, Onyeka Ogbu, a deputy director in CBN’s branch operations, testified that $6.2 million was earmarked for international election observers.
After months in the custody of the secret police, Emefiele was transferred to the EFCC, which arraigned him in court and he was granted bail before the fresh ordeal befell him.
This was made known via the agency’s Twitter handle on Saturday, June 10, 2023.
The Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, has taken steps to avert the impending nationwide strike of the Nigeria Labour Congress, billed to commence on Wednesday. The labour union … Read More
