Author: Comrade Jamil Bala Muhammad

AS Nigeria awaits judgment in the high-profile trial of former Minister of Power, Engr. Sale Mamman, the case has evolved into more than a routine corruption proceeding. It has become a litmus test for evidentiary standards, prosecutorial depth, and public perception of justice. Over months of hearings, multiple reports across national media have painted a fragmented picture. However, when the courtroom record is examined holistically, a clearer narrative emerges, one that raises critical questions about whether the prosecution has met the legal threshold required for conviction. At the centre of the case is the alleged diversion of over ₦33 billion…