The Zenith Bank official told the Ikeja Special Offences Court on Tuesday how Mr Emefiele used the bank to move multimillion naira to his wife.
“The convict’s allegation of having an amorous relationship with the mother of the victim in her shop does not hold water.’’
Mr Aliyu decried that the local government officials diverted the funds provided as stipends to the state workers during the Sallah holidays.
“Again, I hold that the respondents have failed woefully in tilting the scale of evidential weight in their favour,” Ms Abdulmalik said.
“Money for contractors has not been paid, and money has been diverted, so how do you pay these contractors?” said Ms Ogbara.
“The judges should desist from performing executive functions assigned to them by the governor of Kano state in courtrooms meant to adjudicate disputes,” the court ruled.
Mr Olukeyede said that if public corruption was taken out of the polity, the country would fare better than many countries of the world.
“I am appealing to the state government to temper justice with mercy since I have cooperated and made investigation easier for them,” said Mr Lawan.
The officers attached to the zone were said to have carried out the act while on patrol duty along the Ikom-Calabar highway sometime last week.
Isaiah Yusuf, who testified as the EFCC’s fourth witness (PW4), said this in his testimony on the alleged N2.7 billion against Mr Sirika and three others.
