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Witness details alleged transfers of Bauchi funds to private company in accountant-general’s trial

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Accountant-general of Bauchi State, Sirajo Muhammed Jaja (PHOTO CREDIT: https://www.firstweeklymagazine.com/efcc-re-arraigns-bauchi-accountant-general-over-alleged-n1-4bn-fraud/)

The witness narrated how several transactions passed from the Bauchi State sub-treasury account into the account of JASFAD Resources Enterprises.

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