Mr Olukoyede expressed surprise at how bandits and insurgents were able to sustain their activities in the country over the years.
Mr Okoye pleaded not guilty.
When asked if Mr Bello signed the documents for the transaction in his presence, the witness said, “He did not, my lord.”
“Local government chairmen do not have immunity, and we are not going to wait until you finish your tenure to come after you,” said the EFCC boss.
The board insisted that all expenditures followed due process and were subjected to strict government oversight.
Despite the crisis, Keystone said, “We assure our customers that the bank remains safe, healthy, strong, and resilient.”
A competent source confirmed the release of the council bosses to Peoples Gazette on Monday, saying they were granted administrative bail.
Mr Ango added that it would be helpful if suspects’ tax obligations were also interrogated as part of EFCC’s investigation processes.
Bode Olanipekun told the court he was protesting because the charge had not been served on Mr Otudeko.
Muhammadu Buhari was hauled into court on Saturday for breaching terms of a power generation and distribution contract awarded to Sunrise Power and Transmission Company of Nigeria.
