BREAKING: Fake Agency Scandal: Adeyemi finally appears in court for arraignment
Mr Adeyemi was led into the courtroom in Abuja at about 2:33 p.m. on Wednesday, marking a major breakthrough after several failed attempts to produce him in court to face charges of establishing and o
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Mr Adeyemi was led into the courtroom in Abuja at about 2:33 p.m. on Wednesday, marking a major breakthrough after several failed attempts to produce him in court to face charges of establishing and operating an alleged fake federal agency. The post BREAKING: Fake Agency Scandal: Adeyemi finally appears in court for arraignment appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
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