ICPC may arraign Pinnick, Dikko over alleged fraud – Daily Trust

ICPC may arraign Pinnick, Dikko over alleged fraud

NFF bigwigs, president Amaju Pinnick listening with rapt attention to second vice-president, Shehu Dikko. ICPC are investigating the two top NFF officials over financial misconduct. ICPC officials sealing off one of Dikko’s properties in Abuja.

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