Alleged N31bn Fraud: Court Revokes Ex-Minister Saleh Mamman’s Bail, Orders Arrest
Judge Maryanne Anenih ordered his arrest after he missed court, as the EFCC said the N31 billion case involves seven other defendants.
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Alleged N31bn Fraud: Abuja court orders arrest of ex-power minister Mamman
By Ikechukwu Nnochiri, ABUJA Barely four days after he was convicted in absentia on fraud and money laundering charges, a High Court of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), sitting at Maitama, on Monday issued a bench warrant for the arrest of former minister of power, Mr Saleh Mamman. The order followed the former minister’s failure to appear before the court for the continuation of his trial on another nine-count fraud charge preferred against…
Another judge orders arrest of convicted ex-minister Saleh Mamman
This is the second warrant of arrest issued against Mr Mammman in days, since 7 May when another court - the Federal High Court in Abuja - convicted him of N33.8 billion fraud in a separate corruption trial. The post Another judge orders arrest of convicted ex-minister Saleh Mamman appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Alleged 31bn fraud: Court issues warrant for arrest of ex-minister Saleh Mamman
Saleh has remained out of circulation and without traces since he was found guilty and convicted on May 7, 2026 on all the 12-count charge, bordering on money laundering to the tune of N33.8billion by Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court, sitting in, Maitama, Abuja.
Court Revokes Ex-Minister Saleh Mamman’s Bail, Orders Arrest
Justice Maryann Anineh of the Federal Capital Territory High Court, sitting in Maitama, on Monday, May 11, 2026 revoked the bail, granted the former Minister of Power, Saleh Mamman and issued a warrant for his arrest following his absence in court to face his criminal prosecution. Saleh has remained out of circulation and without traces since he was found guilty and convicted on May 7, 2026 on all the 12-count charge, bordering on money launderi…
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