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UPDATED: Court convicts former power minister of N33.8 billion fraud
A former power minister has been convicted of fraud amounting to N33.8 billion. The judge criticized him for his lavish lifestyle while many Nigerians suffered from inadequate power supply.
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May 7, 2026 · 12:07 · 5 min read
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A former power minister has been convicted of fraud amounting to N33.8 billion. The judge criticized him for his lavish lifestyle while many Nigerians suffered from inadequate power supply.
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The conviction highlights issues of corruption within Nigeria's power sector, where mismanagement and fraud have contributed to ongoing electricity shortages. The court's decision may serve as a deterrent for future misconduct among public officials.