x

Akwa Ibom YPP Guber Candidate Convicted to 42 Years Imprisonment

The Federal High Court sitting in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, South-South Nigeria has sentenced the Chairman, of Senate Committee on Petroleum Upstream and Akwa Ibom State Young Progressives Party Governorship candidate, Bassey Akpan to 42 years in prison for corruption.

Senator Akpan was upon conviction taken to Ikot Ekpene Custodial Centre in Akwa Ibom State, to serve his 42-year jail term following his successful prosecution by EFCC on corruption charges.

Akpan was convicted for receiving bribes of 12 cars worth N254 million from an oil marketer, Olajidee Omokore, during his tenure as Akwa Ibom State Commissioner for Finance between 2010 and 2014.

Hot this week

Kogi Govt Hails Tinubu Over Faleke’s Appointment, Describes It as Strategic Masterstroke

From Noah Ocheni, LokojaThe Kogi State Government has expressed...

Abia Labour Party Debunks Alleged Link Between Gov Otti and APC Congress Suspension

By Okechukwu Keshi UkegbuThe in Abia State has dismissed...

Community Self-Defense Groups in Nigeria: Solution or Future Security Risk?

By Daudu Agaba Andrew SamuelAs insecurity continues to stretch...

Bayelsa Police Promote 228 Officers to Assistant Superintendent Rank

The Nigeria Police Force has promoted 228 officers from...

CSO’s kicks against media trial of Chief Judge, Justice Tsoho

*Says, any misconduct allegation must first be referred to...

Arewa Forum condemns media trial on Justice Tsoho

The Arewa Renaissance Forum (ARF) has condemned in strong...

FG Pledges Action on Environmental Challenges in Oil-Producing Communities

By Francis WilfredThe Federal Government has reaffirmed its...

Tinubu: N98bn Disbursed to Strengthen Primary Healthcare Centres Nationwide

By Francis WilfredPresident Bola Ahmed Tinubu says more...

Kano High Court Sentences Woman to Seven Years for N5.6m Fraud

By Francis WilfredThe Kano State High Court has...

EFCC Arraigns Three NRC Officials Over Alleged ₦2.04bn Money Laundering in Lagos

By Francis WilfredThe Economic and Financial Crimes Commission...

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img