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Breaking: Court orders Mohammed Adoke to be remanded in EFCC custody for 14 days - Edoman - 12-20-2019 Breaking: Court orders Mohammed Adoke to be remanded in EFCC custody for 14 days A High Court of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), in Maitama, Abuja has granted the request by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to remand former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), Mohamed Adoke for 14 days pending investigation. Justice Othman Musa, who is the court’s sitting vacation judge granted an ex-parte motion moved this morning by EFCC’s lawyer, Fatima Mustapha to that effect. Quote:“Application to remand the suspect in EFCC custody for 14 days pending investigation is granted,” the judge said RE: Breaking: Court orders Mohammed Adoke to be remanded in EFCC custody for 14 days - Edoman - 12-22-2019 Quote: https://thenationonlineng.net/1-06b-malabu-oil-block-adokes-illness-stalls-efccs-interrogation/ RE: Breaking: Court orders Mohammed Adoke to be remanded in EFCC custody for 14 days - Edoman - 01-03-2020 Court grants EFCC permission to detain former minister of justice, Mohammed Adoke for an additional 14 days Justice A. O. Musa of Federal Capital Territory High Court, Abuja, on Thursday, January 2nd granted the application of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to keep the former attorney general and minister of Justice, Mohammed Bello Adoke in its custody for additional 14 days preparatory to his arraignment. In granting the application, the judge stated that “the extension of the remand of the respondent for another 14 days for the purpose of his arraignment in court is necessary and granted as prayed.” The Commission took custody of Adoke on December 19, 2019, upon his arrival from Dubai, United Arab Emirates. RE: Breaking: Court orders Mohammed Adoke to be remanded in EFCC custody for 14 days - Edoman - 01-30-2020 Malabu scandal: Former AGF, Mohammed Adoke granted N50m bail Embattled former Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke has been granted a N50m bail by a Federal High Court in Abuja, after being arraigned over an alleged involvement in the controversial $1.2billion Malabu oil deal. Adoke was ordered to produce a surety in like sum by Justice Abubakar Kutigi who upheld his bail request, alongside his co-defendants Aliyu Abubakar and Rasky Gbinigi. Abubakar was granted N50m bail by the Federal High Court judge, while Gbinijie got a N10m bail. Justice Kutigi who stated that the sureties must be responsible citizens with a known source of income, added that they must be Abuja residents with a verifiable landed properties worth the bail sum. b |