The court ordered Bello to attend court and answer to a fresh 16-count charge pending against him.
By the summons, Bello is to attend court on October 24 for his arraignment alongside two other defendants.
Justice Maryanne Anenih issued the order for public summons in a ruling on Thursday, following an application by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
Justice Anenih ordered the EFCC to publish the public summons in a widely circulating newspaper
She also ordered the EFCC to paste copies of the public summons on Bello’s last known address and in conspicuous places in the court premises.
The EFCC had claimed that it has been unable to serve Bello with the charge filed on September 24, in which the ex-governor and two others were charged with criminal breach of trust to the tune of N110.4billion.
The other two defendants in the charge are Umar Oricha and Abdulsalami Hudu.
Bello’s absence stalled the arraignment earlier scheduled for Thursday.
Justice Anenih ordered the EFCC to publish the public summons in a widely circulating newspaper
She also ordered the EFCC to paste copies of the public summons on Bello’s last known address and in conspicuous places in the court premises.
The EFCC had claimed that it has been unable to serve Bello with the charge filed on September 24, in which the ex-governor and two others were charged with criminal breach of trust to the tune of N110.4billion.
The other two defendants in the charge are Umar Oricha and Abdulsalami Hudu.
Bello’s absence stalled the arraignment earlier scheduled for Thursday.
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Same theatrics!! Good luck White Lion of Kogi
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DeleteSo this man is bigger than them all.
ReplyDeleteHmmn, all the Nigerian leaders in power now have thier conscience(s) uprooted from thier body. Why will this man embezzle so much. I just get angry when reading the news this days. Nigeria is awreck and we are all typing online to comment no physical action anymore, it's like an oppressor is just suppressing the people and trying to remove all the weapons of war. At this stage it's only God that can deliver us even PO will not be able to do it. Everyone is hunting for thier pockets
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Ex Governor Yahaya Bello
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See The Money That One Person
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ReplyDeleteDoes he even need to be physically served. At that level of theft and fraud there should be special processes in place to ensure the individual has to show up in court and answer to the charges. This is no regular civilian and this is no regular crime so the process cannot be regular either. They have cooked the system to a point that they are here waiting to find him to serve charges for stealing 110 billion of public funds. Mtsscchhhwww
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