A court in Nigeria has sentenced a man who once helped oversee the
nation's police pension to two years in prison over the theft of $145
million from the fund. However, he has avoided serving any time by
paying a fraction of that in fines.
John Yakubu
Yusufu pleaded guilty Monday in a Federal High Court in Nigeria's
capital, Abuja. He was sentenced to two years in prison, but avoided
being imprisoned as he paid a $14,000 fine. He went home Monday a free
man after also promising to forfeit another $2 million.
The sentence immediately caused an outcry in Nigeria, a nation where corruption pervades government and private life.
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