The anti-graft agency vowed to charge the school owner to court upon the conclusion of investigations.
Under cross-examination by Matthew Burkaa (SAN), Mr Emefiele’s counsel, the witness told the court that he does not know the owner of the accounts.
He urged members of the judiciary to continue carrying out their duties with patriotism.
Mr Bello, alongside Umar Oricha and Abdulsalami Hudu, is facing a 16-count charge over alleged N110 billion property fraud.
reaffirmed NACIWA’s role as a unifying platform for regional anti-corruption collaboration.
Mr Grumnaan further told the court that there was another $200,000 Mr Ikechukwu-Ayoh received from the same person and handed to Mr Emefiele in his Lagos office.
Mr Bello is charged alongside Umar Oricha and Abdulsalami Hudu with a 16-count charge bordering on alleged property fraud to the tune of N110 billion.
“If you do, you might earn temporary riches, which ultimately will land you in infamy,” Mr Olukoyede said.
Ms Ofulue had told the court that the account was currently being investigated in a case of criminal misappropriation and money laundering.
The judge struck out the two cases after a notice of discontinuance of the suits cited in the court record and after no lawyer appeared for the parties.
