I think the Judiciary is about to wake up. When a man collects Nigeria's money and brags that he would not tell federal investigators how he used the money, then such a person should be watched closely.
The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja on Tuesday granted bail to the National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Olisa Metuh, to the tune of N400million.
In a bench ruling this afternoon, trial Justice Okon Abang ordered Metuh to also produce two sureties who must deposit the sum of N200m each.
The court ordered that the sureties must not only be residents in Abuja, but also
owners of landed properties within the Maitama district of the
FCT. They are to submit the Certificate of Occupancy of the properties
to the Chief Registrar of the court for verification, as well as submit
their three years tax clearance.
According to the court, the sureties must swear to an affidavit of means and also two recent passport.
More so, Justice Abang ordered Metuh to surrender his international passport to the Chief Registrar.
The PDP spokesman who was remanded in Kuje Prison last Friday, was brought to court in handcuffs. He was driven to the court in a prison bus with registration No. PS-682-AO.
Metuh is answering to a seven-count criminal charge that was preferred against him by the EFCC.
He is facing trial alongside his firm, Destra Investment Ltd, over alleged N400m fraud. EFCC revealed that Metuh diverted most of it to his personal use.
According to the court, the sureties must swear to an affidavit of means and also two recent passport.
More so, Justice Abang ordered Metuh to surrender his international passport to the Chief Registrar.
The PDP spokesman who was remanded in Kuje Prison last Friday, was brought to court in handcuffs. He was driven to the court in a prison bus with registration No. PS-682-AO.
Metuh is answering to a seven-count criminal charge that was preferred against him by the EFCC.
He is facing trial alongside his firm, Destra Investment Ltd, over alleged N400m fraud. EFCC revealed that Metuh diverted most of it to his personal use.
The court had already fixed January 25 to commence full-blown hearing on the matter.
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