Efcc re arraigns former governor lamido sons

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has re-arraigned two sons of former Governor of Jigawa State, Sule Lamido, Aminu and Abba, before a Federal High Court in Abuja.

The brothers are facing charges of money laundering and fraud, allegedly involving the diversion of N1.05 billion meant for the purchase of fertilizer and other agricultural inputs.

The EFCC accused the Lamido sons of using their company, Bamaina Farms Limited, to launder the stolen funds. The commission alleged that the brothers converted the funds to personal use, including buying properties and investing in other businesses.

The re-arraignment was necessitated by the withdrawal of the initial charges against the brothers by the EFCC. The commission had earlier filed a 12-count charge against the Lamido sons, but later withdrew the charges and filed a new 11-count charge.

The brothers have pleaded not guilty to the new charges. Their trial is ongoing, with the EFCC calling its first witness to testify against them.

It's worth noting that the Lamido sons have consistently denied any wrongdoing and have described the charges against them as politically motivated.