Supreme Court Go Finally Talk: Lamido, Pikin Face N1.35bn Fraud Case Friday – EFCC Talk Am
Big wahala dey ground as Supreme Court set Friday, January 16, 2026 to drop final judgment for the long N1.35 billion fraud case wey involve former Jigawa governor Sule Lamido and him son, Mustapha. EFCC confirm say dem don carry the matter reach the highest court after Appeal Court earlier discharge the two men.
EFCC talk say Appeal Court wrong as dem still get strong evidence say money laundering happen. Dem accuse Lamido say between 2007–2015, he abuse office, collect kickback from contractors and wash N1.35bn through companies. Case don waka since 2015, witnesses don talk tire, but defendants try stop am. Now, all eyes dey Supreme Court as Nigerians wait make justice finally show face.
Big wahala dey ground as Supreme Court set Friday, January 16, 2026 to drop final judgment for the long N1.35 billion fraud case wey involve former Jigawa governor Sule Lamido and him son, Mustapha. EFCC confirm say dem don carry the matter reach the highest court after Appeal Court earlier discharge the two men.
EFCC talk say Appeal Court wrong as dem still get strong evidence say money laundering happen. Dem accuse Lamido say between 2007–2015, he abuse office, collect kickback from contractors and wash N1.35bn through companies. Case don waka since 2015, witnesses don talk tire, but defendants try stop am. Now, all eyes dey Supreme Court as Nigerians wait make justice finally show face.
đ„Supreme Court Go Finally Talk: Lamido, Pikin Face N1.35bn Fraud Case Friday – EFCC Talk Am
Big wahala dey ground as Supreme Court set Friday, January 16, 2026 to drop final judgment for the long N1.35 billion fraud case wey involve former Jigawa governor Sule Lamido and him son, Mustapha. EFCC confirm say dem don carry the matter reach the highest court after Appeal Court earlier discharge the two men.
EFCC talk say Appeal Court wrong as dem still get strong evidence say money laundering happen. Dem accuse Lamido say between 2007–2015, he abuse office, collect kickback from contractors and wash N1.35bn through companies. Case don waka since 2015, witnesses don talk tire, but defendants try stop am. Now, all eyes dey Supreme Court as Nigerians wait make justice finally show face.
