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Ex-Power Minister Mamman Flees Abuja Amid N33.8bn Fraud Case
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- •Mamman, former Nigerian Power Minister, was involved in a fraud case amounting to N33.8 billion.
- •He fled Abuja using a taxi, according to a relative's testimony in court.
- •Mamman was sentenced to 75 years in prison for corruption.
- •The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) transferred him to prison to serve his sentence.
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- ▸If Nigerian authorities maintain strict enforcement against corruption it could strengthen public confidence in the justice system and deter future corruption among officials.
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