He was meant to be arraigned along with another suspect, Oye Obalola, said to be at large.
During proceedings, EFCC counsel, Nnemka Omewa, pleaded with the court that the accused person be remanded in prison. But Abdulkadri’s counsel, Olokooba Muhammed, argued for his bail, saying when he was granted administrative bail by the EFCC he did not abuse it. In his ruling, Justice Oyinloye refused the bail application on the ground that it was not properly filed.
He, thereafter, ordered that the accused person be remanded in prison till March 28, when his proper trial would commence.More on Local
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Who his he buying from or selling too?
The law is for the poor only. Of course the rich are above the law. How can we reconcile this news with failure of the same law to grab Tinubu who deployed 2 bullion vans for vote buying and other electoral atrocities? He even boasted about it with impunity. So much for the law.
That is typical nature of Nigerian law. The law is binding on any nobody working for the political bourgeoisies and not those that made the law.
Go and arrest Bola Tinubu for all the bullion vans that came into his premises, so partial system
Who sell d vote give am
Who gave him money to buy Votes ought to accompany him to detention facility. This way, it will be discouraged. Well, I hope 2019 will be electronic voting anyways. inecnigeria OfficialPDPNig OfficialAPCNg
What of the person that gave him the money to use and buy the vote?. Waste of time.
Criminal offence and should be treated as such.