The former minister has consistently maintained his innocence of the charge preferred against him by the anti-graft agency.
Mr Agunloye sought the payment of compensation of N1billion as general and exemplary damage to him.
When the matter was called for a report of service, the attorney general of the federation, who is the second defendant in the suit, was not represented in court.
EFCC charged Mr Agunloye with seven counts bordering on forgery, disobedience of presidential order, and corruption.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge preferred against him.
Mr Agunloye was arraigned on seven counts bordering on the fraudulent award of a contract and official corruption in January 2024.
Mr Agunloye was arraigned on Wednesday.
Mr Soyinka said the preening and posturing of the EFCC has served its purpose.
The commission gave his last known address as No 20 Solel Boneh Way Bodija, Ibadan, Oyo State.
