The Nigerian government will not consider "plea bargain" as an option for Terrorism and Financial crimes!: Mr Malami

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The federal government of Nigeria, given the perceived abuse of the judicial system over the years by alleged corrupt politicians and business men in Nigeria, has through the Ministry of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, come out to state that the Federal government will not consider plea bargain as an option for anyone facing prosecution for terrorism and financial crimes.

Mr Abubakar Malami, meeting with the "Bring Back Our Girsl" group, was quoted as saying " the office of the Attorney General of the Federation will not advocate plea bargain for anyone". The report  also says that, the governemt would audit high profile cases that had been compromised in the past.

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