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Witness Says Ribadu, Icpc Chair Confirmed El-rufai’s ‘open Confession’ In Media Interview
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WITNESS SAYS RIBADU, ICPC CHAIR CONFIRMED EL-RUFAI’S ‘OPEN CONFESSION’ IN MEDIA INTERVIEW

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A witness has told a court that National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu and the Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) allegedly confirmed an “open confession” made by former Kaduna State governor Nasir El-Rufai during a media interview.

 

The statement was reportedly made during ongoing legal proceedings in Nigeria involving claims and counterclaims linked to past political and administrative actions.

 

According to the witness’s account presented in court, both officials referenced remarks attributed to El-Rufai in a past media appearance, which the witness described as an “open confession.”

 

The matter is part of broader court proceedings where testimonies and submissions are being examined by the presiding judge, with parties presenting evidence supporting their positions.

 

El-Rufai has not publicly responded to the specific claims made by the witness in court at the time of reporting.

 

The case continues to attract attention due to the involvement of high-profile political figures and senior security and anti-corruption officials.

 

Further hearings are expected as the court continues to review evidence and testimonies presented by both sides.

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