FRED AJUDUA RE-ARRAIGNED

The Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has re-arraigned Chief Fred Ajudua over an alleged $9.3 million scam before a Lagos High court. The allegation against Fred Ajudua is that in 2005 he collected $9.3 million from Gen. Ishaya Bamayi to facilitate in his release from prison. Both of them were at kirikiri prison in 2005 when the scam was perpetrated.

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