Former Nigerian minister sentenced to 75 years in rare corruption verdict
Last week, Mamman was found guilty of 12 counts, including using private firms to funnel money linked to government-funded power plants. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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Saleh Mamman, Nigeria's former minister of power, has received a rare 75-year prison sentence for laundering over 33.8 billion naira ($24.7 million). This significant conviction highlights the pursuit of corrupt officials in the West African nation.
- 75 years in prison for corruption charges.
- The case involves Saleh Mamman, the former minister of power, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
- Mamman was sentenced in absentia after disappearing following his conviction on 12 counts, and an arrest warrant has been issued.
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