The Ondo State Competition and Consumer Protection Agency has urged residents to provide credible information to combat fake and counterfeit products.
EFCC arraigned Raymond Charles Yafetus, Auwal Ibrahim and Babangida Ibrahim, over alleged impersonation of popular Nigerian influencer Tunde Adekunle, aka Tunde Ednut.
Justice Maryanne Anineh adjourned the case until October 27 and November 24, 2026, to continue the trial.
The judge stated that the EFCC failed to discharge the responsibility placed on it.
Mr James allegedly scammed him under the guise of foreign exchange scheme.
Both Messrs El-Rufai and Lawal were brought to the court under heavy security.
The case started in 2016 when some indigenes of the state petitioned the office of its chairman over alleged diversion of state resources.
Mr Okeigwe told the court that he paid N69,150,000 to lease a property at No. 1 Tunbosun Osobu Street, Lekki, after the defendant allegedly represented herself as its owner.
The company’s counsel also asked the court to quash the charges, claiming the company was innocent. The judge adjourned the matter until January 2027.
The judge ruled EFCC had no basis to restrain it from carrying out its statutory duties and dismissed her claim for damages, calling the suit “frivolous and brought in bad faith”.
