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n33 8b fraud ex minister mamman gets 75 years jail term
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- Former Power Minister Saleh Mamman sentenced to 75 years in prison for ₦33.8 billion fraud.
- Sentence handed down in absentia by Justice James Omotosho of Federal High Court, Abuja.
- Mamman to forfeit two properties in Abuja and various currencies recovered by EFCC.
- Court ordered arrest by security agencies including INTERPOL.
- Former acting Accountant-General Chukwunyere Nnabuoku also ordered to forfeit assets and sentenced to 8 years.
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