FEATURED
Ex-INEC Chair, Iwu Re-arraign By EFCC For N1.2bn Money Laundering
Professor Maurice Iwu, a former Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has been re-arraigned at a Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos on a four-count charge bordering on money laundering.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on October 24, 2019, re-arraigned Iwu before Justice I. Nicholas Oweibo over alleged money laundering to the tune of N1,203, 000,000.00( One Billion, Two Hundred and Three Million Naira).
He was first arraigned on August 8, 2019 before Justice Chuka Obiozor, a vacation Judge, but the matter was re-assigned to Justice Oweibo for trial.
The former INEC is alleged to have between December 2014 and March 2015, aided the concealment of the sum of N1, 203, 00,000.00(One Billion, Two Hundred and Three Million Naira) in the account of Bio-resources Institute of Nigeria (number 1018603119) domiciled in the United Bank for Africa( UBA) Plc.
FBI Indicts Four Ghanaians, Extradites Three to US Over $100M Romance and Email Scam
Sen. Nwoko Awards Scholarships to 90 Outstanding Students at Sports Varsity
Delta, Rivers, Ogun Among 32 States with Zero Foreign Investments in 2024
Senator Ned Nwoko Salutes APC National Chairman, Prof. Yilwatda, at 57
Sen. Nwoko Hails Chief Amori as a ‘Consummate Politician’ at 73
MY UNFORGETTABLE ROBBERY EXPERIENCES IN LONDON AND BRUSSELS, BY ENYINNAYA APPOLOS
Tinubu Weighs In on Police Pension Saga, Orders Free Healthcare for Low-Income Retirees
EFCC Chair Blows Hot, Slams Online Portal 48-Hour Deadline to Apologize or Face Lawsuit Over Report of ‘Forced Abduction, Resignation’ of NNPCL GCEO
Drug Trafficking: Couple Bag 22 Years Jail Terms as Indian lady, Angolan Bizman, 1 Other to Send 21 Years in Prison
NED NWOKO: EMPOWERING UNPRECEDENTED CHANGE IN DELTA NORTH, BY EMMANUEL EBOH
Senator Nwoko Vows Greater Support for Women’s Sports, Hosts AfroBasket Champions D’Tigress
Police Arrests Four Female for Illegal Drugs, 211 Other Suspects in Delta
Court Orders Interim Forfeiture of Lagos Property over N986m Diesel Supply Fraud
Trump Administration Introduces $15,000 Visa Bonds to Curb Overstays
