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Court convicts former power minister of N33.8bn fraud
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Court convicts former power minister of N33.8bn fraud
A former power minister has been convicted of N33.8 billion fraud, with the judge criticizing his lavish lifestyle at the expense of Nigerians. This conviction highlights ongoing issues in Nigeria's power sector and accountability for public officials.
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May 7, 2026 · 12:07 · 5 min read
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A former power minister has been convicted of N33.8 billion fraud, with the judge criticizing his lavish lifestyle at the expense of Nigerians. This conviction highlights ongoing issues in Nigeria's power sector and accountability for public officials.
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The conviction of the former power minister underscores the challenges of corruption within Nigeria's government, particularly in the energy sector, which has long struggled with inefficiency and mismanagement. The ruling may serve as a warning to other officials regarding accountability.