Due to the plea bargain Mr Emefiele was said to be discussing with the federal government, the matter is yet to be heard till date.
The former CBN governor has been in the custody of the secret police since June 10, a day after he was fired by President Bola Tinubu.
Justice Hamza Muazu fixed the date after listening to submissions made by parties in the matter.
The order was sequel to an application filed by J.B. Daudu SAN, counsel to Mr Emefiele.
Friday’s ruling puts a hold on the parade by Acting National Chairman, Lamidi Apapa, who has been struggling to assert his authority on the party since Mr Abure’s travail.
Mr Apapa said that justice had taken its natural course, saying that the judge acted in line with true justice.
State House Permanent Secretary Tijjani Umar warned that unauthorised disclosure of government secrets would attract sanctions.
