A former managing director of NEXIM Bank, Orya, has had a 10-year jail term upheld by a Court of Appeal. The decision was made by a three-member panel in a unanimous judgement.
Further details of the case are available from the source. The Court of Appeal's judgement was delivered on Tuesday.
The source reports that the panel dismissed the former managing director, resulting in the upheld jail term. For more information on the case, readers can refer to the original report.
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