N505m Scandal: Justice Ngwuta lied about age, missing passport’ – Witness
By OakTV
04 July 2017 |
11:48 am
A prosecution witness in the trial of Justice Sylvester Ngwuta of the Supreme Court has said the judicial officer lied about his actual age and his report to the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) that the diplomatic passport issues him in 2014 was missing.
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