They are to testify in the ongoing case against Abdulrasheed Maina,
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Ihuoma told Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Abuja, during the continuation of his cross examination by the Economics and Financial Crimes Commission’s lawyer, Mohammed Abubakar.
Ihuoma, a management consultant, whose firm, Crincad & Cari Nigeria Limited, was contracted by the PRTT for consultancy service, revealed this to Justice Okon Abang when he was being cross examined by the EFCC lawyer, Mohammed Abubakar.
Ihuoma, a management consultant, whose firm, Crincad & Cari Nigeria Ltd was contracted by the PRTT for consultancy service, also told Justice Okon Abang how a renowned lawyer allegedly acquired a recovered property from the EFCC even while the property was still subject of litigation.
Ihuoma, a management consultant, whose firm, Crincad & Cari Nigeria Ltd was contracted by the PRTT for consultancy service, told Justice Okon Abang.
Delivering ruling, Justice Abang, said Maina had disappointed the court in his conduct.
Justice Okon Abang refused Maina bail in an early judgment on Thursday.
Counsel to the EFCC, Mohammed Abubakar, told Justice Okon Abang to reject Maina’s request on the ground that it was made to delay justice in his trial.
Maina offered the explanation in his affidavit to support the bail application filed before Justice Okon Abang.
At the resumed trial, the EFCC counsel, Mohammed Abubakar, told Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Abuja that the agency had obtained a bench warrant from the court for the arrest of Faisal and his apprehension before the court.
The EFCC’s Counsel, Mohammed Abubakar, revealed this on Thursday to Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Abuja.
Justice Okon Abang adjourned the matter after Katu told the court that he needed more time to enable him prepare adequately for Maina’s defence, since he was coming into the matter afresh.
The news about Watila’s death filtered out at the Abuja Division of the FHC early in the morning as court workers, lawyers and litigants came in for the day’s business.
Maina, in a motion on notice dated and filed on Dec. 24, 2020 with charge number: FHC/ABJ/CR/258/19 brought by his lawyer, Anayo Adibe, said the application became necessary over his worsening health condition.
Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Abuja, who refused the right, then ordered Maina to open his defence.
This was disclosed in court on Thursday as the trial of Faisal, whose father was also arrested after fleeing to the Republic of Niger, continued.
The drama began when Anayo Adibe, counsel to Maina, told the presiding judge, Justice Okon Abang, of the Federal High Court, that he would be unable to continue with his client’s no-case submission motion because he was yet to receive the record of proceedings of the court since Maina’s arraignment
Maina, who told Justice Okon Abang shortly after the EFCC, through its counsel, Farouk Abdullah, closed its case, said he would be filing a no-case submission.
Maina, who told Justice Okon Abang shortly after the EFCC, through its counsel, Farouk Abdullah, closed its case, said he would be filing a no-case submission.
Justice Okon Abang, in a ruling, said though the decision to grant the application was at court’s discretion, such plea was a ploy to waste the judicial time of the court.