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EX MAJOR GENERAL UMARU MALLAM MOHAMMED IN CATCH-22 WITH THE NIGERIAN ARMY AS HE HEADS TO THE SUPREME COURT

After what appears like a stalemate at the Court of Appeal, Ex-Major General UM Mohammed has headed to the Supreme Court challenging the decision of the Appellate Court delivered on the 9th day of February, 2026. The senior officer’s appeal at the Court Appeal challenging his conviction by a Special Court Martial only succeeded in part before the Three man Panel.

Gen UM Mohammed had appealed the Judgment of the Special Court Martial by the Army Headquarters Garrison (AHQ Gar) that convicted and sentenced him on allegations of misappropriation of funds belonging to a Private Limited Liability Company, Nigerian Army Properties Limited (NAPL) with the Nigerian Army as only a Promoter and which incidentally the Ex-General was one of the Shareholders. The Ex-General who worked as the Managing Director of the said company worked under the then Chief of Army Staff, who doubled as the Chairman Managing Director taking directives and orders from over every expenses made and moneys spent. When asked by the reporter on the specifics, the Ex General likened his trial to the statement credited to one time Minister of Transport, Alhaji Umaru Dikko after the 1983 Coup detat while responding to his detention, trial and conviction; he stated, “It is like when a bus driver is involved in a traffic accident, you leave the driver and hold the Conductor (Driver’s mate) responsible”.

The Special Court Martial found the Ex-General guilty while the person who gave the orders and directive is enjoying liberty and freedom. He feels that the trial is characterized by intrigue and witch-hunt and believes that he is going to get justice and clear his name. This is the reason he is appealing to the highest Court in the land.

What is even more intriguing is the fact that the Nigerian Army is seeking to enforce order that was not made by its own Court, the Special Court Martial in relation to accounts linked to his Bank Verification Number (BVN), without consequential orders of restitution .

Information available showed that the Ex-General has filed a Motion for Leave to Appeal the decision of the Court of Appeal with Motion NO: CA/ABJ/PRE/ROA/CR/174MI/2026 asking the Supreme Court to set aside part of the Judgment of the Court of Appeal and to nullify the judgment of the Special Court Martial.

However, the legal team of the Ex-General declined to speak to the media saying that the matter is sub-judice, that is, before a Court of competent jurisdiction for consideration.

https://www.signalng.com/ex-major-general-umaru-mallam-mohammed-in-catch-22-with-the-nigerian-army-as-he-heads-to-the-supreme-court/

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EX MAJOR GENERAL UMARU MALLAM MOHAMMED IN CATCH-22 WITH THE NIGERIAN ARMY AS HE HEADS TO THE SUPREME COURT



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You can't cut off the body without it affecting the neck, the two party has questions to answer no military act upon its own without a superior order..... but him fit add small figure Sha for warfare of his office boys lol no be my handwriting be the last one ooo na one of my neighbor pikin SAED the boy too like him dey run pass me com press my keyboard. I don warn the mother sha...

The same one-sided trial that was given to Emiefele.
I still can't figure out why Emiefele was arrested and tried while his useless and almost dieing Boss Buhari was never invited or questioned.

The criminal justice system is only for the Elite and highest bidder.

I wished him good luck at the Supreme court.

I plain tells, waytin the man do?

I believe say no be that retired Major General wey dey reveal something about him former chief of army staff say him bin dey set free Boko Boys wey him taskforce arrest..?
I listen to him speak on national TV about some hidden things about the so called fight against terrorism in this our country my body weak me totally.
I hope say no be that honest and patriotic military man wey them used style go prosecute am say nah embezzlement matter..oo?
I no go dey happy if na him?
Wot of him Oga wey bin be the Chairman of the company?

The Ex-General who worked as the Managing Director of the said company worked under the then Chief of Army Staff, who doubled as the Chairman Managing Director taking directives and orders from over every expenses made and moneys spen[


Nigerian Journalists and gutter reportage

So who between the accused General and Chief of Army Staff is the Company's Managing Director?

Who was the Chief of Army Staff?

If u have a brother or a friend in Northeast, fighting again this boko haram insurgence...let them explain many this to u... The community impact, the government impact, the corruption in the military especially amount the top officer and war against the insurgence... Intel leakage or bad Intel ...the effect of the US military presence among them and many things... U will melt

Pacesetter123:
I believe say no be that retired Major General wey dey reveal something about him former chief of army staff say him bin dey set free Boko Boys wey him taskforce arrest..?
I listen to him speak on national TV about some hidden things about the so called fight against terrorism in this our country my body weak me totally.
I hope say no be that honest and patriotic military man wey them used style go prosecute am say nah embezzlement matter..oo?
I no go dey happy if na him?
Wot of him Oga wey bin be the Chairman of the company?

Our late president said and I quote "nobody should aske to come and give any evidence in any court, otherwise whoever IT is HE will be in trouble"

Who do you think he was warning there? It's obviously his successor.

ogaemma:
The same one-sided trial that was given to Emiefele.
I still can't figure out why Emiefele was arrested and tried while his useless and almost dieing Boss Buhari was never invited or questioned.

The criminal justice system is only for the Elite and highest bidder.

I wished him good luck at the Supreme court.