Trial of Fred Ajudua who is being prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for conspiring with one Charles Ovie to defraud Mr. Remy Cime, a Dutch National of the sum of $1.69m, at a Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja, suffered a setback on Monday as his new counsel, Charles Uwensuyi-Edosomwan, SAN, filed an interlocutory application for stay of proceedings or for the case to be transferred to another Judge.


According to him, the presiding judge, Justice Olubunmi Oyewole was biased towards his client.

According to a statement by the EFCC, the prosecuting counsel, Oluwemimo Ogunde, SAN, immediately told the court that he only received the application on Friday July 5, 2013, and prayed the court to give him seven days to respond to the application.

Before adjourning the case to September 24, 2013, Justice Oyewole expressed displeasure at the delay in the commencement of trial which was slated to commence on Monday as the prosecution showed its readiness to present its witnesses.

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antartica: He championed systematic reparations of long gone African sweats. He is more of a hero in Nigeria than a villain when compared with average politicians,police,soldiers,judges,clergies and public servants who vehemently steals from the people.

akpomeme:

You are as shameless as your hero... Breeding a generation of criminals through Robin Hood style. You must be a 419 person to find space to praise this guy.

antartica:

A fool like you doesn't know what is good for and you are most likely to be a prolific thief,stealing from where you work,but because you are a nigerian,you will think it is normal and god's favorable answers to your age long prayers.