FG Files 20 New Charges against Suspended CBN Governor Emefiele

ADVERTISEMENT

The Federal Government has filed new 20 count charges against suspended Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Governor Godwin Emefiele.

The FG on Tuesday applied to withdraw the charge of illegal possession of firearms filed against the suspended governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele.

Director of Public Prosecutions at the Federal Ministry of Justice Mohammed  Bakodo Abubakar who approached the federal high court in Ikoyi with an oral application said the withdrawal followed the result of further investigations.

Abubakar however disclosed that said fresh charges with 20 counts had been filed against Emefiele at the Federal High Court, Abuja.


PAY ATTENTION: Follow Dockaysworld on Facebook and stand a chance to win ₦100,000 in our top fans challenge CLICK HERE to participate now and win exclusive prices, airtime and gifts!!!!!

He made this known while speaking with journalists after the day’s proceedings.

On July 25, Emefiele was arraigned on a two-count charge bordering on “illegal possession of firearms” at a federal high court in Ikoyi, Lagos.


PAY ATTENTION: Follow Dockaysworld on Whatsapp to never miss breaking news JOIN US NOW to get news that matters at your convenience!!

Share this article



Follow Dockaysworld

ADVERTISEMENT

Recommended articles

NLC set to begin nationwide strike

NLC set to begin nationwide strike

2027: Presidency speaks on Peter Obi, Atiku alliance

2027: Presidency speaks on Peter Obi, Atiku alliance

Shock as Soldiers Brutally Beaten at Banex Plaza in Abuja [video]

Shock as Soldiers Brutally Beaten at Banex Plaza in Abuja [video]

2027: Reno Omokri reacts as Atiku moves to support Peter Obi

2027: Reno Omokri reacts as Atiku moves to support Peter Obi

Atiku speaks on 2027 election

Atiku speaks on 2027 election

FG constitutes governing council for universities

FG constitutes governing council for universities

State Police: Fix Federal Police first, Ex Governor Yuguda says

State Police: Fix Federal Police first, Ex Governor Yuguda says

EFCC reveals source of terrorism funding in Nigeria

EFCC reveals source of terrorism funding in Nigeria

FG breaks silence as Labour rejects 48k minimum wage offer

FG breaks silence as Labour rejects 48k minimum wage offer