The police had charged Mr Sowore with cyberbullying former IGP Kayode Egbetokun.
The ICPC charged Mr El-Rufai with unlawful financial benefits and suspicious inflows into his bank accounts during his tenure as governor.
The court convicted Mr Nwabuoku on all nine counts and sentenced him to eight years’ imprisonment on each, totalling 72 years.
The defendants are being prosecuted by the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) on three-count charge.
A mechanical engineer, Jacob Acheneje, has filed a N100 million fundamental rights enforcement suit against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission for unlawful detention.
Mr Dakolo is challenging the divestment of Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited from onshore assets.
Their arraignment scheduled for Tuesday could not proceed due to the absence of the defendants in court.
He pleaded guilty to the charge when it was read to him.
Mr El-Rufai is currently before the same court, challenging the search of his house and seeking, among others, a N1 billion compensation.
The police, also in its counter affidavit deposed to by Inspector Ewa Anthony, argued that it had the statutory power to detect, arrest, investigate and prosecute offenders.
