Former President Buhari and CBN Governor Emefiele Approved N2.9 Billion Cash Payment for 2023 Elections

A witness testified that former President Buhari, former CBN Governor Emefiele, and SGF Mustapha approved a cash payment of N2.9 billion for the observance of the 2023 general elections. The witness, a top CBN official, provided this information in the trial of Emefiele who is facing charges of corruption and fraud.

A prosecution witness revealed that former President Buhari , former CBN Governor Emefiele , and SGF Mustapha approved a cash payment of N2.9 billion for the 2023 general elections. The witness, a top CBN official, testified in the trial of Emefiele who is facing charges of corruption and fraud.

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