6 January 2016
Today's top story
Nigeria: Nigeria's Bello Haliru Mohammed 'stole money from Boko Haram fight'
BBC Former Nigerian defence minister Bello Haliru Mohammed has been charged with money laundering. He is accused along with his son, Bello Abba Mohammed, of diverting $1.5m (£1m) that was meant to buy arms for soldiers fighting Islamist Boko Haram militants. The two men have pleaded not guilty. |
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