CACOL wants the EFCC to also “possibly prosecute” Fidelity bank and UBA if found guilty.
The two opposing personnel were said to have engaged in a heated argument and corked their rifles in show of force.
Abdulrasheed Maina was jailed on Monday.
Mr Maina’s son, Faisal, was on Thursday committed to 24 years imprisonment on three-count charge bordering on money laundering.
Justice Okon Abang, in his judgment, held that Mr Maina, who was sentenced in absentia, was guilty of the three-count charge against him.
Mr Ndume stood as Mr Maina’s surety and used his Abuja property title document worth N500 million as a bail bond.
Maina stayed in his car and refused to enter the courtroom despite the judge’s request that he should appear before him.
Amidst fear of a setback, the EFCC has urged the chief judge of the Federal High Court, John Tsoho, not to reassign Abdulrasheed Maina’s case to a new judge.
Mr. Abang, on Wednesday, dismissed the application filed by Mr Adibe on behalf of Faisal, Mr Maina’s son.
Before then, we have a very simple application to make. It is to seek from this honourable court to withdraw from this matter.
