Former governor of Kaduna state, Ramalan Yero, and three others were on Thursday, May 31, remanded in prison by a Federal High Court sitting in Kaduna, Channels TV reports.
NAIJ.com gathered that Justice Mohammed Shuaibu gave the order following the arraignment of the defendants by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Yero and the other defendants were charged with four counts bordering on money laundering, criminal conspiracy, misappropriation of public fund, and breach of trust.
However, they pleaded not guilty to the charges when they were read to them.
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Former governor of Kaduna state, 3 others arraigned and remanded in prison custody. Photo credit: Facebook, EFCC
NAIJ.com previously reported that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission detained former governor of Kaduna state, Alhaji Ramalan Yero, at its Kaduna zonal office, Daily Trust reports.
Yero was reportedly detained alomgside a former minister, Nuhu Somo Way; a former Kaduna state PDP chairman, Abubakar Gaya Haruna; and the former secretary to the state government, Hamza Ishaq.
In line with EFCC procedure, the four persons have been reporting at the Commission’s office for the past two months. Inside sources speaking on the condition of anonymity reportedly stated that the individuals were detained when they went to report at the EFCC office on Wednesday morning, May 30.
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