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N22.8bn fraud: Ex-Airforce chief, Amosun, others plan plea bargain
By Osifo Godfrey
Air Marshall Adesola Amosu, former Chief of air staff, along 10 others who are being tried for an alleged fraud of N22.8bn are planning a plea bargain with the Federal Government.
Two other staff of the Airforce – Air Vice Marshal Jacob Adigun and Air Commodore Gbadebo Olugbenga are being tried alongside eight companies, namely: Delfina Oil and Gas Limited, Mcallan Oil and Gas Limited, Hebron Housing and Properties Company Limited and Trapezites BDC Fonds and Pricey Limited.
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