The defendants were accused to have assaulted, resisted and wilfully obstructed a NAFDAC officer and a police team on official assignment.
The defendant denied the claim and agreed to swear with the Quran that he was innocent.
Mr Ibrahim stressed that the board was determined to eradicate all vices in the state.
Kunle Somorin, the Chief Press Secretary to the governor, however, denied the workers’ claims.
This victory does not mean that flights can take off straight away as there might be further appeal in the British courts.
The embattled MD of Optical Cancer Care Foundation, Femi Olaleye, is charged with defiling his wife’s 16-year-old niece.
The suspect had stabbed his father twice on the left side of his back while he was praying in a mosque in Rimin Tsiwa, Zaria, Kaduna.
Mr Okupe has an option of N500,000 fine and accept the guilty verdict, or file an appeal and be taken into custody until further directives.
The accused are Abolaji Abdulazeez, aka BJ and Adewale Abolarinwa, aka Oro, and others still at large.
Mr Okupe was found guilty of accepting a N200 million cash bribe from former NSA Sambo Dasuki, meant to purchase weapons to combat the Boko Haram insurgency.
