Thursday, December 05, 2019

''Don’t handcuff me in public'' Orji Uzor Kalu begs prison warders as court sentences him to 12 years imprisonment

Justice Idris Mohammed of the Federal High Court in Lagos, has sentenced Sen. Orji Uzor Kalu, to 12 years imprisonment after declaring the former Abia state governor guilty of  N7.1bn fraud charges levelled against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.

The Judge declared Kalu and his co-defendants guilty of the 39 counts filed against them by
the EFCC.

While being escorted out of court, Kalu, who is the Senate’s Chief Whip, begged the prison warders not to handcuff him in public.

 “Where are you taking us to now? Please don’t handcuff me. I will follow you.” he said

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