Trial of Akolade, four Indians, two Britons resumes March 11

A Federal High Court, Lagos has adjourned till March 11 further hearing in the $32 million fraud charge filed by the Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation against a Lagos socialite, Princess Toyin Akolade and 10 others.

Joseph Onyekwere

Law

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