This came after the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) proved charges of fraud involving about ₦2.4 billion during his time leading the bank from 2011 to 2016.
The court, presided over by Justice F.E. Messiri, found Orya guilty on all 49 counts. These included criminal breach of trust, misappropriation, abuse of office, and other corruption related offenses. The judge handed down 10 years imprisonment for each count, adding up to the 490 years.
The court, presided over by Justice F.E. Messiri, found Orya guilty on all 49 counts. These included criminal breach of trust, misappropriation, abuse of office, and other corruption related offenses. The judge handed down 10 years imprisonment for each count, adding up to the 490 years.

They should be jailing the people he spent the money on alongside,wife, side chicks everyone that ate from the looting
ReplyDeleteGood news...
DeleteLike in Rwanda
Deletelet them say life in prison
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Deletejust say life in prison
ReplyDeleteFrom what I heard in Nigerian Prison System 8 month is 1 year which means he will be spending 32.7 years in prison, I don't know if it's true or not.
ReplyDelete8months × 49 years = 392 months
392 months ÷ 12 months = 32.7 Years
490 YEARS not 49
DeleteWhich is literally a life time going by his probable age, I love it.
DeleteI'm reading and laughing 'yahayabellociously'
ReplyDeleteWe aren't ready yet.
Thank you!!!!
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DeleteThe country needs a J. J. Rawlings.
Longest sentence ever
ReplyDeleteSomebody's father and relative. Just 5 years oooo
ReplyDeleteSelective judgement
ReplyDeleteChina just simply executes them that way it serves as deterrence to others. Jail sentence is not enough for this heartless humans.
ReplyDeleteThis one don finish
ReplyDeleteThat is if he doesn't challenge the judgement and get a lesser one
A prison term of 10 years each for a 49 Count offensce that run concurrently is a total of ten years in prison.
ReplyDeleteThe man will eat free beans for a period of ten years if the prison terms concurrently. .