He said the deceased had a fundamental right to life guaranteed and enforceable under the laws.
Due to the plea bargain Mr Emefiele was said to be discussing with the federal government, the matter is yet to be heard till date.
He said he was neither questioned nor disciplined by the Senate for any wrongdoing.
“I make an order that the AGF shall take over this case, and the EFCC shall hand over the records of proceedings to the office of the AGF,” the judge ruled.
Mr Ekwo granted the prayer and ordered everyone to vacate the court except the parties in the suit.
Justice Donatus Okorowo gave the order after Michael Aondoaka, SAN, counsel to Ms Dahiru, moved the ex-parte motion to the effect.
Justice Donatus Okorowo gave the order following an oral application by Mr Doguwa’s counsel, Afam Osigwe, SAN, to that effect.
The lawyer, who accused the judge of deliberately abandoning his duty, threatened to sue him up to the Supreme Court.
Justice Inyang Ekwo, in a short ruling, struck out the suits for lack of diligent prosecution.
Justice Inyang Ekwo, however, struck out the suit after I.C. Nworgu, who appeared for the IPOB leader, told the court that the plaintiff had resolved to withdraw the suit.
