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Kaduna Police Command Intensifies Security For Sallah

by John Mkom
3 months ago
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Supporters of former minister of Power, Engr Mamman Saleh, have called on the judiciary to ensure fairness in his ongoing trial for alleged corruption, asserting that recent witness testimony absolves him of any wrongdoing.

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Their appeal follows recent court proceedings before Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court Abuja, where a prosecution witness from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) testified.

The witness, according to the supporters, confirmed that the CBN managed a project account on behalf of the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation (OAGF), a statement Mamman’s supporters argued, absolves him of financial misconduct.

During cross-examination by the defence counsel, Femi Atte (SAN), the witness, as made known by them, acknowledged that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had requested details regarding the Ministry of Power’s financial transactions, which the CBN subsequently provided.

Speaking with journalists in Jalingo, the Taraba state capital, the spokesman of the supporters, Musa Abdullahi Maigari said the process indicates proper financial oversight, reinforcing their stance that the former minister was not involved in fraudulent activities.

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They emphasised the witness’ statement that the CBN handled the account solely under directives from the Accountant General’s Office, implying that Mamman had no direct control over the financial transactions in question.

“Based on these details, we therefore insist that the allegations against Mamman are baseless and urge the court to clear his name,” he said.

Additionally, the supporters called on those they believe are behind the legal quandaries to halt the alleged undue persecution.

 

The group also praised the presiding judge, expressing hope for a fair judgment while raising concerns that Mamman’s reputation was being unfairly tarnished.

 

“We, the Mamman supporters in Taraba State and beyond, have voiced frustration over the trial, linking it to Mamman’s past statement that no funds were allocated for the Mambilla power project,” they added.

 

The supporters insist that justice must prevail, urging the judiciary to ensure an impartial ruling as the trial progresses.

 

 


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