The fire service official was arraigned on two job scam charges by the ICPC.
has arraigned an official of the Federal Fire Service for job scam-related charges.
The anti-corruption agency arraigned the defendants on two charges of fraud and employment racketeering at the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Apo, Abuja, the statement said.
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