The Supreme Court has nullified the trial and conviction of former governor of Abia State, Orji Uzor Kalu over N7.1bn fraud.
Nigeria I hail oooh!
The corruption case immaterial, the Judge was just at the wrong place. What a law. I pray this High Court will deliver him to Kuje also.
God save Nigeria.
Someone should Just give me a reason for saying God bless Nigeria instead of God save Nigeria. I will rather say God bless me instead. if am blessed, I will assist those that surrounds me and gradually lifes changes for good
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