Dariye was sentenced to 14 years in prison by the FCT High Court sitting in Gudu, Abuja had on Tuesday, for misappropriating N1.1billion state’s fund.
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Gwarzo, a suspended Director-General of the Security and Exchange Commission was docked on a five-count charge, bordering on criminal breach of trust and conferring corrupt advantage on himself.
Oji also ordered the defendant to provide two sureties with landed property and resident in the FCT.
Justice Idris Kutigi while delievering judgment, said: “I have considered the plea in mitigation by the learned counsel to the convict”.
Metuh was arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in January 2015 on a two-count charge bordering on alleged destruction of evidence.
Nyame was found guilty and convicted on 25 of the 41-count charge bordering on criminal breach of trust, misappropriation and graft, not guilty on 14 others and discharged on two counts.
Dasuki, a former National Security Adviser under former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration, was first arraigned in November, 2015.
Aiyedogbon, approached the Court, seeking N10 billion as damages in a defamation suit instituted against controversial Lagos lawyer, Emeka Ugwuonye, who accused him of murdering his wife.
Dasuki, a former National Security Adviser, under former President, Goodluck Jonathan’s administration, was first arraigned in November, 2015.
Melaye, representing Kogi West, was dragged to court on a two-count charge bordering on giving false information, offences he denied committing.
Okeke who delivered judgment in a suit filed by Okutepa against the PDP, said Okutepa deserved to be paid the money for handling the cases for the party.
Justice Bello Kawu, who issued the order, restrained the respondents’ or their representatives from laying claim to Jude Eze’s petrol station.
Dasuki, former National Security Adviser, under former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration was first arraigned in November, 2015.
The judge, Justice Salisu Garba, adjourned the case after listening to the submissions of the counsel in the matter.
Justice Peter Affen, ordered him to enter his defence against the allegation against him and five other oil merchants by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
Mohammed, a minister of Federal Capital Territory in the Goodluck Jonathan Administration, was in the custody of EFCC from October 24, 2016, to November 29, 2016 when the court granted him bail.
David told the court that his friend who introduced him to the defendant is dead and he doesn’t know the defendant personally.
Metuh was arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, on a two-count charge bordering on alleged destruction of evidence.
The deceased who was said to have been killed on September 9, 2015 was an Israeli and an employee of Gilmor Construction Company Nigeria Limited.
The judge said that the suit lacked merit as Section 88 and 89 of the Nigeria’s Constitution empowers the lawmakers to carry out investigations on issues of public interest.