The suspects pleaded not guilty to the charges.
In the suit, the Kano government, its attorney general and accountant-general were sued as first to third defendants, respectively.
The court restrained INEC from conducting fresh elections to fill the seats of the 26 assembly members.
The judge ordered the Rivers lawmakers to undertake damages of N250 million.
The panel equally awarded the sum of N1 million in favour of Mr Sylva.
The court had earlier ruled that Mr Sylva, having been sworn in twice and ruled for five years as governor, would breach the constitution if allowed to contest again.
The elders posited that Justice Donatus Okorowo erred in law in his pronouncement that Mr Sylva had taken the oaths of office as a governor twice.
The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court has disqualified APC governorship candidate Timipre Sylva from contesting the November 11 election in Bayelsa.
Justice Donatus Okorowo gave the order after Michael Aondoaka, SAN, counsel to Ms Dahiru, moved the ex-parte motion to the effect.
Ms Binani had, on April 26, withdrawn the suit before Mr Ekwo, following Mr Fintiri’s declaration as the winner of the election.
