Aminu Lamido, eldest son of Jigawa state governor, Sule Lamido, has been remanded in prison custody until Tuesday following his arraignment on Monday at a Federal High Court in Kano on money laundering charges.
Judge Satun Riman ordered that Mr Lamido be remanded in prison pending his ruling on his bail application after he was arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Prior to this time, the governor’s son had been enjoying administrative bail granted to him by the EFCC since December 13, a day after he was arrested at the Malam Aminu Kano International Airport by EFCC operatives for allegedly not declaring $40,000 in his possession on his way to board an Egypt bound flight to Cairo. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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executive recklessness
ReplyDeletepolitical jagon language"administrative bail",
equality before in nigeria is zero.
garby's mind
Another Child's play. We all kn he wil b out SOON. Another VIP in jail 2 rest a little.
ReplyDeletestupid!What do you mean by administrative bail ?Bring the mallam to justice and if found guilty in the court of law should go to jail,It will bring credit to the judiciary while serving as a warning to all those who fells that they or their childrern is above the law.No body is above the law of the land.Please let the judiciary do their work.I think Efcc is not doing their work well.
ReplyDeletewhat's administrative bail?what's the boys occupation?is been the son of a governor enough for the boy to be found with $40,000?all these questions are begging for answer.can EFCC kindly help this country?can the judiciary salvage this nation without too much grammer?pls i beg all those involve in salvaging this entity called nigeria to remember the supreme bing above(GOD)
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