Alleged N1.162bn fraud: Ex Plateau state Gov., Joshua Dariye to face judgment on June 12
16 March 2018 |
9:49 am
8 years after his arraignment, former governor of Plateau state, Joshua Dariye will on Tuesday, June 12 face judgment over alleged N1.162 billion fraud preferred against him.
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