EFCC confirms custody of Maina’s son, speaks on next steps
The commission’s spokesperson, Dele Oyewale, confirmed this to PREMIUM TIMES Saturday morning, saying a necessary court order would be needed to transfer him to a correctional centre to serve his prison sentence. The post EFCC confirms c…
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