The adjournment is to allow Mr Bello’s lawyer to continue with the cross-examination of the EFCC’s 12th prosecution witness.
The defendants are being prosecuted by the anti-graft agency for allegedly laundering Kogi State’s funds to the tune of N10 billion.
Mr Wisdom prayed the court to reject the statements in evidence.
The EFCC’s witness, Achille, on June 17, admitted that the name of Ali Bello did not feature in any of the bank transactions in the ongoing money laundering trial.
When asked how much was in the Komfort Koncept’s bank account before the inflows, Mr Remigus said, “N7,275.”
The EFCC, in the suit, marked FHC/ABJ/CR/573/2022, is prosecuting Mr Bello and three others on an alleged N3 billion money laundering charge.
The EFCC, in the charge, had sued Messrs Bello and Suleiman as the first and second defendants in the money laundering case.
Mr Bello and three others are facing trial on an alleged N3 billion fraud charge brought against them by the EFCC.
It is needful to state that Bello is not above the law and would be brought to justice as soon as possible.
“I am presently not feeling well,” said Mr Tafada and he was given water to take.
