The immediate past governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Ganduje, along with his wife, son, and five others, will face court charges on April 17.
The charges against them include allegations of bribery, misappropriation, and diversion of public funds amounting to billions of naira.
Following a writ of summon issued by the Kano State High Court, the Ganduje family, along with the other defendants, are set to face eight-count charges related to bribery involving dollars, as well as financial malfeasance during Ganduje’s tenure as governor.
The Kano State government initiated the legal action, presenting a fresh charge against the former governor, his family members, and six others. Among the accusations are the diversion of substantial sums of public funds and involvement in corrupt practices.
With the court date approaching, attention is focused on the legal proceedings, which hold significant implications for the accused and the broader political landscape of Kano State.
