The police charged Okpate, who resides in Kubwa village, Abuja, with a criminal breach of trust.
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Justice Ahmed Mohammed, in a ruling, held that granting the EFCC’s application would amount to breaching the decision of the appellate court
Ogbankwa made the call on Tuesday in Lagos in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria .
The EFCC counsel, Farouk Abdullah, urged Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Abuja, to reject the oral application by Katu on the grounds that it failed to comply with relevant section of the law.
The prosecuting counsel, John Okpa told the court that the defendant was arrested in connection with a case of misappropriation and cheating a customer, Operum Dennis of N170, 000 on Jan. 19.
Most nations of the world used the justice sector to respond to this purely health issue. However, having lived with the pandemic for over a year now, it is expected that nations review their approaches in handling the pandemic and address identified challenges.
The police charged Onuchukwu with a one count of rape.
Ezekwo, Chikwendu Udensi, Felix Akhibue, John Okoro and Iyamah Edward were charged with two counts of criminal conspiracy and breach of trust preferred against them by the Inspector General of Police.
Lucky who lives in Iddo, Airport Road, Abuja, was charged with criminal conspiracy and theft, offences he denied committing.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that a suspended sentence is a legal term for a judge’s delaying of a defendant’s serving of a sentence after he/she may have been found guilty, in order to allow the defendant to perform a period of probation.
The police charged Ahmed Peter, 27, and Adamu Suleiman with three counts of alleged criminal conspiracy, trespass and theft.
The police charged Charles Ifesinachi, 45; Kenneth Emmanuel, 15; and Emmanuel Daniel, 29 with three counts of negligent conduct, criminal conspiracy and theft.
Also making the plea for the adjournment before Justice Taiwo Taiwo were the 7th, 8th and 9th defendants in the money laundering charges.
Bayo Akinlade, the Chairman of the Ikorodu Branch of the Nigerian Bar Association on Monday frowned at the continued prosecution of cases in the magistrates courts by the police.
The Code of Conduct Tribunal on Monday reserved ruling on an application filed by Justice Walter Onnoghen, suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria challenging the jurisdiction of the tribunal to try him.