Mr Numa told the court that he could not proceed with the cross examination without the document.
Mr Emeje said the agency had recognised the need to index traditional medicine practitioners in the country.
He was arlier granted bail in the sum of N5 million with two sureties in like sum.
Mr Nweke also urged the NCS to create a compliance forum for stakeholders.
Mr Marwa stated that the NDLEA also secured 14, 225 convictions.
The court ordered that the sentences should run concurrently. Additionally, the magistrate ordered the convict to pay N300,000 in compensation to the complainant.
The convict pleaded guilty to the two-count charge of breach of trust and cheating brought against him by the police.
The Borno governor congratulated the MNJTF commander on his appointment and reaffirmed the state government’s continued support for the task force in the discharge of its mandate.
Mr Tinubu assured the governor of the federal government’s readiness to work with Kano to tackle bandits and drive sustainable development.
Mr Oleghe advised officials to be deliberate in fulfilling their commitment through a professional relationship with corps members.
