Adoke doesn't need to prove his innocence because he has committed no offence - Ozekhome - GuardianTV

Adoke doesn’t need to prove his innocence because he has committed no offence – Ozekhome

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Former attorney general and minister of Justice Mohammed Adoke is now in custody of the EFCC in Abuja.

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