A previous Chairman of the Benue State Universal Basic Education Board, Anum Iho, has been sentenced to 12 years detainment by a high court in the state for embezzling N91.5 million implied for the training of teachers in the state.
Iho close by one Donald Anageende, a previous staff of the parastatal who served amid his residency, were hauled under the steady gaze of the court by the ICPC, for misappropriation of assets and accumulation of fix. Anageende was likewise condemned to seven years' detainment.
Directing the case, the Chief Judge of Benue State, Justice Adam Onum, said the confirmation given by the indictment guide, demonstrated certain that the blamed people stole reserves while in office.
The indictment group told the court hold the duo stole the aggregate of N91.5m implied for the training of reachers in the state and furthermore gathered pay off of N14.9m from a contractual worker, Brown Sugar Global Resources Limited, while in office.
Conveying judgment, Justice Onum said the sentence was without a choice of fine.
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