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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by Nobody: 11:27pm On Jul 10, 2014
anonimi: There are soooooooo many MUGUS on this forum and in our country at large I swear, chai.
The prosecution closed ITS case is different from they closed THE case. Therefore the case is NOT abandoned rather it is for the defence to make its own submissions including calling any witness it may have.



Why are we so easily MISLED by people who feed us LIES, DISTORTIONS and PROPAGANDA
Why are we so CLUELESS angry
Any chance to redeem ourselves from our MENTAL SLAVERY


when i say almost 80% of nigerians are dumb people wanna argue with me

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by eldoradoxx: 11:29pm On Jul 10, 2014
The impression an overwhelming comments on this page generates is that Nigerians don't understand simple English sentence construction. The report above says that Festus Keyamo of the prosecution team wrote the court informing it of "Close" of prosecution's case and the court consequently gave the Defence(Fani Kayode) 21 days to file its "No case submission". Nairalanders read the closing the prosecution's case to mean that termination of the prosecution of Fani Kayode , yet the same people are following Oscar Pistorious trial and knew when prosecution "closed" their case for Oscar to enter his defence. Its unfortunate that we have unnecessary hatred for our president (I dont like his style either) and very quick to criticize and insult him without any valid justifications 99 percent of time.

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by nagoma(m): 11:33pm On Jul 10, 2014
Can FFK now have his Bianca?

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by suwailad(f): 11:54pm On Jul 10, 2014
Gej is a thief, corruption personified.

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by revelationuche: 12:54am On Jul 11, 2014
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by Ikengawo: 2:27am On Jul 11, 2014
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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by aresa: 3:07am On Jul 11, 2014
eldoradoxx: The impression an overwhelming comments on this page generates is that Nigerians don't understand simple English sentence construction. The report above says that Festus Keyamo of the prosecution team wrote the court informing it of "Close" of prosecution's case and the court consequently gave the Defence (Fani Kayode) 21 days to file its "No case submission". Nairalanders read the closing the prosecution's case to mean that termination of the prosecution of Fani Kayode , yet the same people are following Oscar Pistorious trial and knew when prosecution "closed" their case for Oscar to enter his defence. Its unfortunate that we have unnecessary hatred for our president (I dont like his style either) and very quick to criticize and insult him without any valid justifications 99 percent of time.


You need to work on your own English and spelling too.

Now, When you close your case before or without making your case and when you close your case because you can not prove your case, because you can not locate your main witness and lastly when because you yourself admitted that the accused didn't commit any crime because no money was missing, it means you have no option but to close and abandon your case.

And please, the Pistorious trial is very very irrelevant here simply because the prosecutor in SA presented their case against Pistorious with live witnesses and tons of other valid and accepted evidences in that court of law and the prosecutor in SA didn't admit to the world that Pistorious didn't commit any crime like the the EFCC did in Nigeria.

Stop peddling apples and oranges....
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by oluchy(f): 3:50am On Jul 11, 2014
EFCC must sue the OP to a court of competent jurisdiction outside yorubaland for deliberate mischief and misrepresentation of facts.

This continuous bashing and insulting of GEJ is honestly now so boring and monotonous. Please give us real and credible opposition and not this silly use of semi-literate urchins with 200 naira data plans that continually assault our sensibilities on this and similar forums.

Does APC really believe they can dislodge PDP with this nonsense e-propaganda. Abeg una dey fall my hand big time.

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by nagoma(m): 4:43am On Jul 11, 2014
oluchy: EFCC must sue the OP to a court of competent jurisdiction outside yorubaland for deliberate mischief and misrepresentation of facts.
This continuous bashing and insulting of GEJ is honestly now so boring and monotonous. Please give us real and credible opposition and not this silly use of semi-literate urchins with 200 naira data plans that continually assault our sensibilities on this and similar forums.
Does APC really believe they can dislodge PDP with this nonsense e-propaganda. Abeg una dey fall my hand big time.

This is not an APC/PDP issue.what Nigerians have as their President is a man with no honor , no decorum, no integrity and no prudence in his pursuit of a narrow ambition of remaining as president. This is despite the ample proof of his lack of capacity to run the country with wisdom justice , integrity and peace. The sad result will be a country with some of the best potentials worldwide being completely run down and polarized by the "I don't give a damn" president.
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by onegig(m): 5:13am On Jul 11, 2014
atlwireles: The prosecution closed its case, after calling all their witnesses. The defence will open their defence after adjournment. This case was not dropped neither were the charges vacated.
You would think the average young man on here should be literate enough to read and understand but the opposite is the case. You wonder why almost 90% of the upcoming ones fail jamb, waec and neco because of lack of comprehension.

You can see how they were falling over each other just to be the first to blurt out their balderash without reading the article.

Also Nairaland keep sinking to new lows. Other news blogs who ran with the earlier story have corrected their position and apologised for misleading their followers but more than 8 hours after this fake news is still on the frontpage.

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by eldoradoxx: 6:45am On Jul 11, 2014
aresa:


You need to work on your own English and spelling too.

Now, When you close your case before or without making your case and when you close your case because you can not prove your case, because you can not locate your main witness and lastly when because you yourself admitted that the accused didn't commit any crime because no money was missing, it means you have no option but to close and abandon your case.

And please, the Pistorious trial is very very irrelevant here simply because the prosecutor in SA presented their case against Pistorious with live witnesses and tons of other valid and accepted evidences in that court of law and the prosecutor in SA didn't admit to the world that Pistorious didn't commit any crime like the the EFCC did in Nigeria.

Stop peddling apples and oranges....

. I have not read anything in the article that says EFCC could not find its crucial witness to nail Fani Kayode.

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by StArusi: 6:52am On Jul 11, 2014
FFK's Case has not been TERMINATED. The prosecution has only concluded its own presentation.(That is What is meant by EFCC Closes Case)when a prosecution closes it's case. It doesn't mean the case has come to an end. It means it is now time for the Defence to present theirs! EFCC has not withdrawn charges against FFK but rather closed its case- a stage in trial. If EFCC wants to TERMINATE the case against FFK, AGF will file a NOLLE PROSEQUI. That is not what happened. I don't care whether u are PDP or APC, just don't b misinformed. Next!

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by eldoradoxx: 6:53am On Jul 11, 2014
aresa:


You need to work on your own English and spelling too.

Now, When you close your case before or without making your case and when you close your case because you can not prove your case, because you can not locate your main witness and lastly when because you yourself admitted that the accused didn't commit any crime because no money was missing, it means you have no option but to close and abandon your case.

And please, the Pistorious trial is very very irrelevant here simply because the prosecutor in SA presented their case against Pistorious with live witnesses and tons of other valid and accepted evidences in that court of law and the prosecutor in SA didn't admit to the world that Pistorious didn't commit any crime like the the EFCC did in Nigeria.

Stop peddling apples and oranges....

"Defence" is spelt that way in Nigeria and UK ok. We don't use American style of writing "Defense".

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by Ela59: 7:21am On Jul 11, 2014
Kabiru sokoto,Shekau and Nyako the only way out for you guys is to declare your self as a loyalist of PDP.
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by anonimi: 7:53am On Jul 11, 2014
BluIvy:

Dear Lord, English is a problem in Africa. When did CLOSE and REST mean the same thing?

Have you ever heard of the saying "case closed" which means cannot continue any further?

How old are you?

Old enough to write something you cannot understand grin

Give me just one court case where YOU heard "case closed" and it was not continued any further.
I dey wait oh!

In the context of court proceeding and reporting same, resting ONE's case and closing ONE's case are the same. This is very different from resting THE case or closing THE case. That is very clear in journalistic reports of court proceedings.

And person like you go dey form oversabi, chai Naija don suffer shocked I pity the people wey you dey form for, seriously.

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by dondaddycares(m): 8:10am On Jul 11, 2014
aresa:


You need to work on your own English and spelling too.

Now, When you close your case before or without making your case and when you close your case because you can not prove your case, because you can not locate your main witness and lastly when because you yourself admitted that the accused didn't commit any crime because no money was missing, it means you have no option but to close and abandon your case.

And please, the Pistorious trial is very very irrelevant here simply because the prosecutor in SA presented their case against Pistorious with live witnesses and tons of other valid and accepted evidences in that court of law and the prosecutor in SA didn't admit to the world that Pistorious didn't commit any crime like the the EFCC did in Nigeria.

Stop peddling apples and oranges....

o yea bro...we all should work on our spoken English and spelling,there is no word like EVIDENCES,its simply evidence. Coming to admitting no money was missing,if d prosecution did that,d case would have been struck out long time ago.If a prosecution witness under cross examination admits no money was missing,that doesnt mean d prosecution itself has admitted money wasnt missing; facts elicited from cross exam are simply matters for (final) address. Did i hear u say call witnesses? Sure d prosecution called 3 witnesses, they must not call all their witnesses as listed in the information. Suffice it to say dat even one witness alone is sufficient to prove a case upon which conviction may be based on. D EFCC closed its case,not abandoning it,stop being a mischief maker. If you aint happy d way EFCC is prosecuting d case,if u are a lawyer apply for d AG's FIAT and také over d prosecution...better still,d law allows for private prosecutors

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by anonimi: 8:31am On Jul 11, 2014
dondaddycares: o yea bro...we all should work on our spoken English and spelling,there is no word like EVIDENCES,its simply evidence. Coming to admitting no money was missing,if d prosecution did that,d case would have been struck out long time ago.If a prosecution witness under cross examination admits no money was missing,that doesnt mean d prosecution itself has admitted money wasnt missing; facts elicited from cross exam are simply matters for (final) address. Did i hear u say call witnesses? Sure d prosecution called 3 witnesses, they must not call all their witnesses as listed in the information. Suffice it to say dat even one witness alone is sufficient to prove a case upon which conviction may be based on. D EFCC closed its case,not abandoning it,stop being a mischief maker. If you aint happy d way EFCC is prosecuting d case,if u are a lawyer apply for d AG's FIAT and také over d prosecution...better still,d law allows for private prosecutors

Please don't mind all these LIARS who are trying (as much as they can BUT keep FAILING in their attempts) to needlessly paint the presidency as MORE corrupt than their sponsors angry
Below is the witness story from earlier this year:

Witness confirms several deposits in Fani-Kayode’s account
Mar 19, 2014

A PROSECUTION witness and a legal officer with the First City Monument Bank Plc (FCMB). Mr. Elonna Ezelo yesterday told a Federal High Court Lagos, that several forms of deposits running into millions of naira were made by Femi Fani-Kayode, while he was the Minister of Aviation.
The witness, however, said there was no formal report made to any authority concerning the financial transactions by the former minister.
Fani-Kayode, is standing trial on an amended 40-count charge bordering on money laundering.
At the resumed hearing of the matter yesterday, the witness who was led in evidence by the prosecutor, Mr. Festus Keyamo, told the court that the accused first had an account with First Atlantic Bank Plc, which later transformed from First Inland Bank Plc, to Finbank Plc, and now FCMB.
He said as a legal officer of the bank, he collated all statement of account of the accused which revealed several transactions involving cash, cheques, draft and transfers.
According to the witness, there were four deposit transactions captured in the accused statement of account between July 2006 and January 2007. He gave the details as follows: N660,000, N6 million, N10. 9 million and N3.3 million.
But under cross examination by Defence Counsel, Mr. Ifedayo Adedipe (SAN), the witness told the court that no formal report was made by the bank to any authority, in relation to the statement of account of the accused.
He also told the court that the transactions in the statement of account of the accused, however, took place before he assumed office as legal officer of the bank.
He told the court that all his evidence in court was based on the information he retrieved from the computer in which the statement of account of the accused was stored.
Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia has adjourned till today for continuation of trial.
Fani-Kayode was first arraigned sometime in December 2008 before Justice Ramat Mohammed on a 47-count charge. He had pleaded not guilty to the charge and Justice Mohammed had granted him bail in the sum of N200 million with two sureties in like sum.
He was again re-arraigned before Justice Binta Murtala-Nyako, following the transfer of Mohammed from the Lagos Division. Fani-Kayode was again re-arraigned before Justice Ajumogobia on February 11, 2013 after the transfer of Murtala-Nyako.
Ajumogobia is now the third judge to preside over the case in the last five years, and the charge now bears 40 counts, after the EFCC dropped seven counts out of the original 47.
In the charge, the accused was alleged to have transacted with funds exceeding the threshold allowed by the money laundering, without going through a financial institution.
He was alleged to have accepted cash payments in the tune of about N100 million, while he held sway as Minister of Aviation and Minister of Culture and Tourism.
The offence is said to contravene the provisions of Sections 15(1) (a) (b) (c) (d) and 15 (2) (a) (b) of the Money Laundering (prohibition) Act, 2004.

From: http://www.theguardianmobile.com/readNewsItem1.php?nid=23869

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by activatenigeria: 8:36am On Jul 11, 2014
The next time someone asks me for the difference between "learned" persons and "educated" persons, i will just refer them to this thread.

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by AHA1(m): 9:14am On Jul 11, 2014
This is it

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by begwong: 10:08am On Jul 11, 2014
What do you expect when he has Jumped ship from apc to corruption defenders/asylum givers-feedeefee grin
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by phemmy008(m): 10:28am On Jul 11, 2014
He went back to PDP simply because of this. If he stays in APC they would continue the case. Jonathan rules.....
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by Nobody: 11:28am On Jul 11, 2014
anonimi:

Old enough to write something you cannot understand grin

Give me just one court case where YOU heard "case closed" and it was not continued any further.
I dey wait oh!

In the context of court proceeding and reporting same, resting ONE's case and closing ONE's case are the same. This is very different from resting THE case or closing THE case. That is very clear in journalistic reports of court proceedings.

And person like you go dey form oversabi, chai Naija don suffer shocked I pity the people wey you dey form for, seriously.

Please don't be foolishhh.
1) When a case is still in progress meaning more arguments are still expected to be tabled the word closed is not used rather rest is used.
2) But when the word closed is used it means that no further arguments will be made by the party who has declared their case closed but would table their rounding of statements not still present witnesses and other evidence.
3) I never said any case closed will never be opened but when a party declare to close their case on that particular case they Will need to petition the court to reopen the case to allow them opportunity to further table new information. It is still the courts right to agree or not depending on whether the new information would have an effect on the case. Otherwise, the court might advise that a new case be registered and new summons be issued.

Now please read this carefully, slower maybe you can now understand.
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by Nobody: 11:37am On Jul 11, 2014
Yoritshekiri:
Who is this illiterate fool?

Your conscious! Theft is a crime as you have said. Where do you draw the line?
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by awodman: 12:10pm On Jul 11, 2014
OAM4J: Another corruption case swept under the carpet on the altar Jonathan's reelection.

Jesus wept!
I used to think you have got a brain....

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by chocmanne(m): 12:24pm On Jul 11, 2014
technophile: U surprise? well am not, cos this is not the first, and will not be the last time that a corrupt leader will be pardoned. Yet if you still their fone, you will get life jail, but they can steal our money and go scot free.

AWON OLORIBURUKU!!
y u dey vex na...... na new thing for Naija?
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by OVI75(m): 1:02pm On Jul 11, 2014
idris4r83: Because he has decamped to pdp.
u may nt be far frm d truth,if shekarau can bcom minister jst few month afta decampin.hmm-POLITRICKS NA ---
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by mars123(m): 1:26pm On Jul 11, 2014
All of you saying you are smart and the other Nigerians who suspect corrupt practices going on are dumb,are you just knowing Jonathan today?are those who say jonathan is corrupt lying?even if you lie to yourself on this forum,don't lie to yourself in real life please...having said that,due to the fact APC is the devil itself,I support jonathan's corrupt practices!
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by aresa: 2:06pm On Jul 11, 2014
StArusi: FFK's Case has not been TERMINATED. The prosecution has only concluded its own presentation.(That is What is meant by EFCC Closes Case)when a prosecution closes it's case.


Fani Kayode is on trial because the government is trying to put him in jail based on 40 counts corruption allegations leveled against him, but the same government did not make make that case, they failed to put up any convincing argument or evidence against him, they refused to produce their main witness and critical component needed to nail FFK.

Furthermore, the basic foundation of their case crumbled when the EFCC itself admitted to the courtroom that no money was missing under FFK when he was the aviation minister because every kobo was accounted for.

So please tell us why FFK was charged if according to the EFCC itself, no money was missing

Now, after the prosecution closed their case, the defense is filling a no case submission. You know the meaning of no case submission? It means the are telling the court that FFK has no case to answer based on the prosecution's inability to present any credible facts against FFK, due to their inability to present their main witness, after concluding that no money was stolen and ultimately closing their with nothing proven against FFK.

No case submission means no case to answer, it means the defense is closing their case too, no further argument, no witness and no cross extermination, it means the case is over.

When the court returns, the judge is throwing out the whole case against FFK. All because the prosecutor did not prove anything against FFK, because they closed and abandoned their case against FFK.


It doesn't mean the case has come to an end. It means it is now time for the Defence to present theirs! EFCC has not withdrawn charges against FFK but rather closed its case- a stage in trial. If EFCC wants to TERMINATE the case against FFK, AGF will file a NOLLE PROSEQUI. That is not what happened. I don't care whether u are PDP or APC, just don't b misinformed. Next!



The defence counsel, Mr Wale Akoni (SAN), did not object to the letter by the Prosecution.
He, however, informed the court of his intention to file a no-case submission to the charges against his client


You are wrong, go ahead and read the news article because you obviously haven't read anything. The defense is not presenting anything, they are not even questioning or objecting the prosecution packing up their case because this is the best outcome for them.

They are instead filling a no submission motion for the judge to terminate the whole case since the prosecution aborted their efforts before proving anything and also after admitting that no money was missing. The judge doesn't need anything from EFCC or the AG before trashing the case.

FFK has no case to answer simply because the prosecution abandoned their case against FFK before proving anything.. PERIOD.

You are free to cry and worry over semantics, but when you set out to do something or accomplish a goal but instead stopped before attaining that objective, it means abandonment hence a no case submission by the defense.

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Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by mars123(m): 2:27pm On Jul 11, 2014
aresa:


Fani Kayode is on trial because the government is trying to put him in jail based on 40 counts corruption allegations leveled against him, but the same government did not make make that case, they failed to put up any convincing argument or evidence against him, they refused to produce their main witness and critical component needed to nail FFK.

Furthermore, the basic foundation of their case crumbled when the EFCC itself admitted to the courtroom that no money was missing under FFK when he was the aviation minister because every kobo was accounted for.

So please tell us why FFK was charged if according to the EFCC itself, no money was missing

Now, after the prosecution closed their case, the defense is filling a no case submission. You know the meaning of no case submission? It means the are telling the court that FFK has no case to answer based on the prosecution's inability to present any credible facts against FFK, due to their inability to present their main witness, after concluding that no money was stolen and ultimately closing their with nothing proven against FFK.

No case submission means no case to answer, it means the defense is closing their case too, no further argument, no witness and no cross extermination, it means the case is over.

When the court returns, the judge is throwing out the whole case against FFK. All because the prosecutor did not prove anything against FFK, because they closed and abandoned their case against FFK.






The defence counsel, Mr Wale Akoni (SAN), did not object to the letter by the Prosecution.
He, however, informed the court of his intention to file a no-case submission to the charges against his client


You are wrong, go ahead and read the news article because you obviously haven't read anything. The defense is not presenting anything, they are not even questioning or objecting the prosecution packing up their case because this is the best outcome for them.

They are instead filling a no submission motion for the judge to terminate the whole case since the prosecution aborted their efforts before proving anything and also after admitting that no money was missing. The judge doesn't need anything from EFCC or the AG before trashing the case.

FFK has no case to answer simply because the prosecution abandoned their case against FFK before proving anything.. PERIOD.

You are free to cry and worry over semantics, but when you set out to do something or accomplish a goal but instead stopped before attaining that objective, it means abandonment hence a no case submission by the defense.

bros lawyer ehn,tell them o...they better stop lying stup1d lie to themselves...how is it that they want to argue that our omni-corrupt president doesn't have any hand in the sudden cluelessness(its not a word) of the EFCC lawyers?you guys better stop under-rating GEJ o.
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by aresa: 2:31pm On Jul 11, 2014
dondaddycares: If a prosecution witness under cross examination admits no money was missing,that doesnt mean d prosecution itself has admitted money wasnt missing.

He wasn't just a prosecution witness, he's part of the EFCC, he's police officer and he was the investigative officer the EFCC charged to investigate and look for the missing money so he himself is EFCC and EFCC's case rests on his findings and his submission was no money was missing and every kobo was accounted for.


EFCC Witness Clears FFK Of Misappropriation Of Aviation Funds


A prosecution witness, Bashir Abdullahi, said investigations by the EFCC had showed that there was no missing fund during the former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode's tenure.

The witness, testifying before a Federal High Court in Lagos gave the testimony at the resumed trial of Mr. Fani-Kayode, who is being tried for money laundering by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

Mr. Abdullahi, who is an investigating police officer with the EFCC, told the court that the case file of the accused was assigned to him in 2008 for investigation.



^^^^^^^ The EFCC itself cleared FFK so what's the whole charade trial about? Based on the above, is their any reason why they shouldn't close and abandon their worthless case?

facts elicited from cross exam are simply matters for (final) address. Did i hear u say call witnesses? Sure d prosecution called 3 witnesses, they must not call all their witnesses as listed in the information. Suffice it to say dat even one witness alone is sufficient to prove a case upon which conviction may be based on.

Please show us what witness they presented and how their testimony worked against FFK.


D EFCC closed its case,not abandoning it,stop being a mischief maker. If you aint happy d way EFCC is prosecuting d case,if u are a lawyer apply for d AG's FIAT and také over d prosecution...better still,d law allows for private prosecutors


This is just senseless garbage.
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by dondaddycares(m): 3:49pm On Jul 11, 2014
aresa:

He wasn't just a prosecution witness, he's part of the EFCC, he's police officer and he was the investigative officer the EFCC charged to investigate and look for the missing money so he himself is EFCC and EFCC's case rests on his findings and his submission was no money was missing and every kobo was accounted for.


EFCC Witness Clears FFK Of Misappropriation Of Aviation Funds


A prosecution witness, Bashir Abdullahi, said investigations by the EFCC had showed that there was no missing fund during the former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode's tenure.

The witness, testifying before a Federal High Court in Lagos gave the testimony at the resumed trial of Mr. Fani-Kayode, who is being tried for money laundering by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

Mr. Abdullahi, who is an investigating police officer with the EFCC, told the court that the case file of the accused was assigned to him in 2008 for investigation.



^^^^^^^ The EFCC itself cleared FFK so what's the whole charade trial about? Based on the above, is their any reason why they shouldn't close and abandon their worthless case?



Please show us what witness they presented and how their testimony worked against FFK.





This is just senseless garbage.
Guess u havent come across d word "subjudice"...u already "delievered judgment" even b4 d case is closed... No point dissipating energy on a merely educated fellow...Marry a lawyer,its legal or...get "learned"...lol
Re: EFCC Abandons Fani-Kayode Money Laundering Case by aresa: 4:00pm On Jul 11, 2014
dondaddycares: Guess u havent come across d word "subjudice"...u already "delievered judgment" even b4 d case is closed... No point dissipating energy on a merely educated fellow...Marry a lawyer,its legal or...get "learned"...lol


Look at this lousy spelling and poor grammar joker talking about education. Elementary school drop out..

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