Friday, 1 July 2016

Court sends Fani-Kayode back to prison (see photos)


– The court will rule on Femi Fani-Kayode’s bail application on July 4 – Justice Hassan ordered Fani-Kayode, Nenadi Usman, and Danjuma Yusuf to remain in prison custody The court has ordered for former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode and former Finance Minister, Nenadi Usman, and Danjuma Yusuf to remain in prison custody until July 4, when a court will rule on their application for bail.
  Court orders Fani-Kayode, others back to prison
After a long argument between the prosecutor and the defense counsel, Justice M. S. Hassan of the Federal High Court Ikoyi on Friday, July 1, adjourned the ruling for bail on the case involving Nenadi, Fani-Kayode and Yusuf.  threatens Fani-Kayode, spokesman raises alarm The lawyers defending the accused urged the court to grant bail to their clients on self-recognizance or liberal terms.
  Court orders Fani-kayode, Nenadi Usman back to prisonCourt orders suspects back to prison
N.M. Anana, the prosecutor representing the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), had filed counter affidavits opposing bail for the three defendants. The lawyer opposed the bail application on the grounds that the defendants might unduly influence the case against them by intimidating witnesses, tampering with evidence, and hindering the investigation. The former aviation minister was detained on May 9, after honouring an invitation by the EFCC to explain his role in an alleged looting of funds from the Central Bank of Nigeria.
  Fani- Kayode, Nenadi, Yusus returns to prison over election fund fraud
The accused persons were arraigned on Thursday, June 28, on a 17-count charge bordering on conspiracy, stealing, corruption and making cash payments exceeding the amount authorized by law. They were alleged to have stolen and illegally disbursed about N4.9 billion Naira belonging to the Federal Government of Nigeria for political and personal uses.
  Court orders Fani-Kayode, others back to prisonFani-Kayode to remain in prison

 

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