Justice Abdulmalik held that Mr Malami failed to show that the property were acquired through lawful sources.
The court convicted Muhammad Sani, arrested and prosecuted by SSS, for concealing information that could have led to the arrest of a notorious bandit.
The judge fixed the date following an oral application by the federal government’s lawyer, David Kaswe.
Mr Gombe’s lawyer, Lukman Fagbemi, SAN, argued that the defendants had not placed any evidence before the court to justify the grant of the application.
Mr Nwite had sentenced four of the five defendants prosecuted by the SSS to death by hanging.
Mr Aregbesola, through his lawyer, Mohammed Sheriff, cited lack of confidence in the judge, in his seven-ground argument.
The Federal High Court, Abuja Division, on Wednesday, struck out the lawsuit filed by former Deputy Governor Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo.
Mr Bello polled a total of 72,349 votes to defeat his challenger, Ibrahim Yakubu Adoke, who polled 315 votes.
The plaintiffs contended that despite meeting these requirements, INEC failed to register the association within the timeframe provided by law.
The Federal High Court, Abuja Division, on Wednesday dismissed a suit filed by the All Democratic Alliance against INEC for lacking in merit.
