On Friday, the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court dismissed EFCC’s money laundering charge filed against former attorney general Mohammed Adoke.
The restraining orders were made in relation to three substantive suits filed against the three chieftains of the PDP by some party members in Rivers.
In the suit dated March 26 but filed on March 27, Mr Shaibu sued the Inspector-General of Police and the State Security Service (SSS) as the first and second respondents.
A lawyer has prayed the Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal to dismiss an appeal filed by CAC challenging a lower court’s judgement that nullified some sections of CAMA 2020.
According to Mr Bodejo, his reputation attests to his reliability and credibility, and he will not jump bail if this application is granted.
The matter was then adjourned until April 4 for Mr Abure and others to show cause.
Mr Bodejo was arrested on January 23 in Malia, Nasarawa State and kept in custody.
Mr Matazu said in a democratic society, one cannot arbitrarily arrest an individual without a proper charge or arraignment in court
The EFCC on January 24 arraigned Mr Obiano on a nine-count charge of money laundering to the tune of N4 billion.
The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court has fixed March 7 to hear a motion filed by former Governor Willie Obiano.
