Why is Olu Agunloye Trending?

 Why is Olu Agunloye Trending?



National legal monitoring cells, anti-graft tracking portals, and Nigerian public policy desks are processing heavy conversational traffic following high-stakes courtroom drama in an ongoing multi-billion-naira corruption prosecution.


The former Minister of Power and Steel is trending prominently as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) presented former Cross River State Governor Liyel Imoke to testify as a key prosecution witness in Agunloye’s trial at the FCT High Court in Apo, Abuja. 


Agunloye is facing seven amended counts bordering on official corruption, forgery, and disobedience to presidential directives over his 2003 award of the $6 billion Mambilla Hydroelectric Power Station contract to Sunrise Power and Transmission Company Limited without budgetary backing or cabinet authorization.


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The proceedings reached an abrupt deadlock when defense counsel strongly objected to Imoke taking the witness stand, arguing that the EFCC failed to serve them with a summary of his expected testimony. 


Presiding judge Justice Jude Onwuegbuzie sustained the objection, ordering the EFCC to formally serve the defense team with Imoke's statement before he can testify. 


The legal clash has reignited intense public interest surrounding accountability and historical contract approvals in Nigeria's power sector.


Sources: FCT High Court Proceedings / Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Bulletins / Premium Times / Gazette Nigeria.


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