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Court Refuses Hearing on Bodejo’s Bail Variation
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Court Refuses Hearing on Bodejo’s Bail Variation

Ebenezer Chukwudi1 month ago1 month ago02 mins

Bello Bodejo will remain in custody through the judicial summer break. The Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday refused to hear his plea to soften his steep bail conditions. Justice Inyang Ekwo cited the upcoming court vacation as the primary reason for his refusal. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission filed a counter affidavit…

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Court Remands Miyetti Allah Leader Over $2.63m Fraud

Abdullah Ahmed2 months ago2 months ago03 mins

A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the remand of Bello Bodejo, the national president of Miyetti Allah Kauta Hore. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission arraigned the pastoralist leader on a 12-count charge involving money laundering and terrorism financing. The anti-graft agency accuses Bodejo of illegally receiving $ 2.63 million in cash. Justice…

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Nigerians Who Support and Incite Violence — Miyetti Allah (Part 12)

Joy Adams5 years ago5 years ago05 mins

   Over the years, national and international courts have prosecuted a good number of political leaders who incite others to commit acts of violence that have engendered war, terrorism, and genocide. For example, a federal court in the United States sentenced Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, an al-Qaeda propagandist, in 2014 to life imprisonment for what his…

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