The lawyer argued that Mr Ranesh had refused to appear for his arraignment in the alleged N1.3 billion fraud preferred against him by the Office of the AGF.
Justice Isaac Dipeolu also ordered the final forfeiture of landed properties and share certificates of Queensdorf Global Fund Ltd Trust, all linked to Mr Emefiele.
In his motion, Mr Bamidele observed that the House of Representatives had debated the same subject and constituted its ad hoc committee to investigate it.
He said the commission had also charged four former governors to court over corruption allegations.
The witness said all emails he sent to the bank account officer and instructions given were as directed by Mr Emefiele.
”The suspects will be charged to court upon the conclusion of investigations,” he added.
Mr Alexander explained that corruption goes beyond pecuniary issues such as giving or collecting bribes.
Mr Adoyi then prayed the court to refuse the oral application of Pinheiro.
The governor said that the plan to arrest him was unconstitutional and a flagrant violation of his fundamental right.
Mr Ogah was led in evidence by EFCC counsel, Rotimi Oyedepo (SAN).
