JUST IN: Court sentences Vice-President to six years in prison [DETAILS]

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JUST IN: Court sentences Vice-President to six years in prison [DETAILS] via politicsngr

POLITICS NIGERIA reports that however, De Kirchner would not actually go behind bars due to governmental immunity.

In a livestreamed sentencing, the three-judge panel declared her guilty of “fraudulent administration” over irregular public works contracts that were awarded during her time as president between 2007 and 2015, but rejected a charge of running a criminal organisation. De Kirchner, who served as president for two terms between 2007 and 2015, commands rock-star crowds of supporters.

 

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