Ex-power minister Mamman faces sentencing after N33.8bn laundering conviction

Former Power Minister Saleh Mamman has been convicted of laundering N33.8 billion meant for hydroelectric projects. He now faces sentencing for his actions.

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May 8, 2026 · 00:09 · 5 min read

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Former Power Minister Saleh Mamman has been convicted of laundering N33.8 billion meant for hydroelectric projects. He now faces sentencing for his actions.

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Saleh Mamman's conviction highlights issues of corruption within Nigeria's power sector, particularly regarding the misappropriation of funds intended for critical infrastructure development.

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Ex-power minister Mamman faces sentencing after N33.8bn laundering conviction