Nigerian govt withdraws corruption charges against Danjuma Goje
The Federal High Court in Jos has discharged a senator, Danjuma Goje, of the corruption charges filed against him.
Mr Goje was being prosecuted by the anti-graft agency, EFCC, for allegedly mismanaging funds of his home Gombe State when he was the governor there. According to Daily Trust newspaper, an official from the AGF’s office, Pius Akutah, told the court that he has an application to withdraw the charges against Mr Goje on Friday.
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