BREAKING: EFCC Drags Fani Kayode To Court Again Over Fraud

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Nigeria's former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, has been re-arraigned before a Lagos Federal High Court by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.


 ,Mr. Fani-Kayode, who was part of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s re-election campaign, was rearraigned alongside Nenadi Usman, a former minister of state for finance on a 17-count charge of money laundering and alleged diversion of N4.6 billion.
Others include one Danjuma Yusuf and a company, Joint Trust Dimension Nig. Ltd.

 The defendants pleaded not guilty before Justice Rilwan Aikawa, a new judge ,Premium Times reports that .

 The judge had taken over trial after Mr. Fani-Kayode applied for the previous one, Muslim Hassan, to recuse himself from the trial on the grounds that he was the EFCC officer who signed a criminal charge filed against him.
Mr. Hassan worked as an EFCC legal officer before his elevation to the bench.
Details later….

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