Yahaya Bello's Trial: How N1bn Moved From Kogi govt.'s Bank Account in Days
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Yahaya Bello's Trial: How N1bn moved from Kogi govt.'s bank account in days
The fourth prosecution witness provided the details of the controversial N1 billion transactions from bank documents admitted by trial judge Emeka Nwite as Exhibits 22 and 22A on Thursday. The post Yahaya Bello’s Trial: How N1bn moved from Kogi govt.’s bank account in days – Witness appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Yahaya Bello Asks Court to Release Travel Documents for Medical Trip Abroad — Akelicious
The immediate past Governor of Kogi, Yahaya Bello on Friday, asked Justice Emeka Nwite of the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja to release his travel document to him to enable him travel out of the country for medical attention.At the proceedings on Friday, Joseph Daudu, SAN, counsel to Yahaya Bello informed the court about the application for the retrieval of the Defendant’s travel documents to enable him to travel abroad for treatment. The p…
EFCC’s counsel lied, I wasn’t harassed by Yahaya Bello’s security aides, witness tells court
EFCC’s counsel lied, I wasn’t harassed by Yahaya Bello’s security aides, witness tells court *Says Yahaya Bello’s name not linked to documents presented as evidence The fourth prosecution witness in the ongoing alleged money laundering trial of the immediate past Governor of Kogi State, has refuted, strongly, claims by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s lawyer that he was harassed by security aides of the former governor. Msheli…
Alleged ₦80.2bn fraud: EFCC kicks as Yahaya Bello seeks medical travel abroad — National Accord Newspaper %
By EZEKIEL OBIe, Abuja- The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), on Thursday, June 27, 2025, opposed an The post Alleged ₦80.2bn fraud: EFCC kicks as Yahaya Bello seeks medical travel abroad appeared first on National Accord Newspaper.
EFCC rejects Yahaya Bello’s request for medical trip abroad
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has opposed the request of the immediate past governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello, to travel abroad, saying it amounted to an abuse of court process. The prosecution counsel, Kemi Pinheiro, SAN, said though the defendant claimed he was suffering from hypertension and hypercalcemia or low potassium, no evidence was adduced to show that it is a life-threatening situation. According to the pr…
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