The activists condemned the fact that the EFCC chairman failed to provide any documentary evidence of an official invitation sent to former Governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello.
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Though he was absent for his arraignment, he briefed a team of lawyers who addressed the court on his behalf on Tuesday.
The position of the commission was contained in a statement by its Acting Director, Public Affairs, Wilson Uwujaren.
The lawyers: Evans Ufeli, Ololade Ajibade, Ogochukwu Umeanozie and Lucy Chidiogo Enubueze, said this on Monday.
Oladele said as a former governor, Bello no longer enjoys immunity and therefore should honourably submit himself to the rule of law.
Ododo made the call when he received a delegation of the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal commission.
The anti-corruption Civil Society Organisations numbered over 120, along with a huge crowd of members and supporters.
The AGF, in a statement he made available to newsmen on Thursday, warned that the anti-graft agency should not be obstructed from performing its lawful duty.
Ododo arrived at Bello’s residence at about 2:30 pm Wednesday.
The Media Office spoke on the development on Wednesday in a statement it issued and made available to newsmen.
Sending him off from Lokoja, the state capital, and receiving him in his hometown, Okene, should provide the answer.
Bello said that his administration’s persistent investment in the health sector had yielded positive outcomes.
The governor announced this on Wednesday during a courtesy visit to him at the Government House in Lokoja.
They were release four days after they were kidnapped on their way to Kogi State following a performance in Abuja
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the governor signed the budget at the Government House on Wednesday.
The youths and women made the demand of Ajaka as they marched through Lokoja, the state capital on Friday.
A statement by the Commissioner for Finance, Asiwaju Asiru Idris, made this known on Thursday in Lokoja, the state capital.
Fani-Kayode, a member of the PDP before joining the All Progressives Congress, spoke in a terse statement.
The indigenes spoke under the aegis of Kogi Collective Interest Group in a statement issued on Saturday.
The disbursement is also in realisation of the administration’s recent pledge to provide free education from primary to secondary school level within Kogi State’s public schools.