Nigeria’s anti-graft agency, the EFCC, transfers former Power Minister Saleh Mamman to Kuje Prison to begin serving a 75-year jail sentence. Reports say the transfer follows a court order and Mamman’s appearance before Justice Omotosho, after which the EFCC filed steps to implement the ruling. The Punch and Premium Times both report that Mamman is moved to the correctional centre for imprisonment after being convicted over corruption-related offences. Premium Times also adds that, alongside the transfer process, the EFCC and the court handle a consequential order related to the forfeiture of five properties Mamman is said to have been connected to. According to the reporting, the transfer is part of the execution of the sentence after the EFCC moves him from custody to prison in line with the court’s directions. Mamman is said to start his 75-year term at Kuje Prison, with details of the associated asset forfeiture procedure appearing as part of the implementation of the conviction and sentencing.
EFCC transfers former Power Minister Saleh Mamman to Kuje Prison to begin 75-year term
Nigeria’s anti-graft agency, the EFCC, transfers former Power Minister Saleh Mamman to Kuje Prison to begin serving a 75-year jail sentence. Reports say the transfer follows a court order and Mamman’s...
- Former Power Minister Saleh Mamman is transferred to Kuje Prison to begin a 75-year jail term.
- The transfer is carried out by the EFCC following a court order.
- Premium Times reports Mamman appears before Justice Omotosho as part of the process.
- Premium Times states a consequential order is involved in forfeiting five properties traced to the convict.
- Reports describe the sentence as linked to corruption offences, including money laundering.
Former Minister of Power, Saleh Mamman, has begun his 75-year jail term in Kuje prison after being transferred by the EFCC following a court order. Read More: https://punchng.com/ex-power-minister-mamman-begins-75-year-jail-term-in-kuje/
3 months agoFormer Power Minister Saleh Mamman has been transferred to Kuje Prison to begin a 75-year sentence for money laundering, following an EFCC court order. Read More: https://punchng.com/efcc-transfers-ex-power-minister-mamman-to-kuje-prison-for-75-year-jail-term/
3 months agoThe order for Mamman’s transfer to the correctional centre, followed his presentation before Justice Omotosho on Tuesday by the EFCC and the filing of a Consequential Order by the Commission for the forfeiture of five new properties traced to the convict. The post EFCC transfers ex-minister Mamman jailed for 75 years for corruption to prison appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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