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Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Jolly Nyame Former Gov Of Taraba State Sentenced To 14 Years In Prison

A High Court of the Federal Capital Territory has sentenced a former Taraba State governor, Jolly Nyame, to 14 years in prison without an option of fine.







Mr Nyame was found guilty of 27 out of 41 counts of alleged diversion of public funds while he served as governor of Taraba State.


He was charged by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for allegedly diverting N1.64 billion while he served as governor between 1999 to 2007.

The judge sentenced the defendant to four different terms in prison, after finding him guilty of receiving gratification, obtaining public funds without due consideration, criminal breach of trust and gratification.

The various sentences include a time of prison for two, five, seven and 14 years respectively.

The judge Adebukola Banjoko however noted that the terms are expected to run concurrently, meaning he would serve 14 years in jail unless the conviction is upturned by a higher court.
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    1. It's because he is a Christian . How many of them in politics have not chopped money?

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  2. my money bag of those days.Very cheerful giver. chai! not stingy at all oo. If I can i will visit you in jail,that is if my hubby agrees.

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    1. He is Jolly after all then.

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    2. The money wasn't free. You forget to add he fucked you.

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    3. chai! olosho is in da blood.......kwakwakwakwakwa

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    4. One of those who patronize your service. You be proper runs girl.

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    5. I'm an olosoho as you claimed, married with 3 kids and doing very well for myself. Holy Mary anonymous what's your story? #Tongueout#

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  3. From grace to grass.
    From dinning with Kings to begging for meals in prison.
    God forbid biko. These politicians don't learn.

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  4. way to go Nigeria..God will surely heal this land.

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  5. Welcome verdict. More of this please.

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  6. mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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  7. Wow
    I never believed such could happen in Nigeria. As in they could actually sentence a looter.. maybe he didnt bribe them
    selective judgement

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    1. It is not over yet

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    2. Exactly. The Appeal court or Supreme court might set him free.

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  8. Until I see an APC governor or politricster jailed!
    And if that 14 years is the punishment for thieving 1.6 billion
    all Naija people go be thieves, who earns that in honest work for 140 years?

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  9. Way to go, I love to see all of them looters in prison

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  10. This is a good development but let's not celebrate this judgment yet, it could be appealed and upturned by a higher court.

    For the first time in the history of this country; an elective politician resigned from his job as a deputy governor.

    My country is getting it right gradually.

    We are eager for more convictions of politicians.

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  11. Disgrace of the highest order.

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  12. He refused to join APC. Until the thieves in APC get charged and sent to Jail, this anti kwaroption crusade is wash.

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    1. When you go get your PVC and join in voting this government out then maybe PDP or any other party can balance the equation.

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  13. My state governor should be next, Susuan

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  14. Thats a good news. They should all be jailed for milking this country dry

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