OBONO-OBLA, who vowed that no one would be allowed to get away with any act of corruption, said that the government would file a notice of appeal against SARAKI’s acquittal this week.
The presidential aide, who works in the office of the Attorney-General of the Federation, argued that the two-man panel of the CCT led by DANLADI UMAR, misapplied the law by adopting the wrong standard of proof in exonerating SARAKI.
OBLA said that the government was resolute in its fight against corruption and would appeal against all the recent rulings delivered in some high-profile corruption cases.
