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A member of the Borno state house of assembly, Hon Modu Bintube has been
shot dead by a gun man in the presence of his aides and supporters.

Reports say the lawmaker was shot when he was about to enter his vehicle at
about 7:30 pm on Sunday after greeting his supporters.

The deceased is a PDP member representing Konduga State Constituency
The dreaded Islamic sect Boko Haram sect has claimed responsibility for the
killings.

Meanwhile, the Joint Task Force (JTF) in Borno has urged residents in Borno to
submit their guns and weapon at a designated place by October 31, 2011.

The task force vowed in a statement that anyone who fails to comply to the
directives would be crushed.
http://www.africanexaminer.com/borno1018

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC on October 17, 2011,
told a Federal High Court, sitting in Abuja and presided over by Justice Donatus
Okorowa that a former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji
Bankole, standing trial on a 16 count charge bordering on contract inflation and
fraudulent embezzlement of public funds totaling N9billion, is in breach of certain
sections of the Procurement Act and therefore has a case to answer.

EFCC counsel, Festus Keyamo, urged the court to dismiss two motions brought
by Bankole’s counsel, Adegboyega Awomolo, SAN seeking to quash the
charges against him and to disqualify Keyamo from prosecuting the case. While
moving his motion, Keyamo pointed out that Sections 57 and 58 of the
Procurement Act clearly emphasized that ‘all other parties’ other than those
mentioned such as contractor and procurement officers, can be prosecuted
within that provision.

He further argued that parties to the offence can be those that have the authority
to stop the commission of a crime, as in the case of Bode George and others.
“My Lord there is a striking similarity between this case and that of Bode George
because the same arguments were made for them stating that they were not
procurement officers but board members. Our argument then and even now, is
that Section 7 of the criminal Code recognizes other parties who in one way or
the other may have aided or abetted a crime.”

Keyamo, while replying to the issue of showing two prices, stated that the
prosecution detailed out, in its charges, the two prices that were contradictory
and has been generous and magnanimous in its proof of evidence so as not to
be seen as persecutors but prosecutors.

He equally noted some loopholes in the defence arguments concerning his
disqualification as a prosecutor, saying that such has exposed their inability to
support their claim of ‘personal bias ‘from their affidavit. He said that his petition
to the National Assembly which they cited as a proof of his ‘bias’ was clear on
its intention which stated that the former Speaker was not being accused of any
financial impropriety but was being asked for explanation to Nigerians on his
role in the matter. Keyamo also said that he had written a similar letter to
another former Speaker Ghali Na’aba as far back as 2005 seeking an
explanation on a national issue which clearly shows that there was no personal
interest in the matter.

Keyamo also stated that the law does not question in explicit language the
impartiality of prosecution but that of the tribunal. “The court’s role is to hold the
scale. In fact, if a prosecutor does not believe in the guilt of the accused person,
there is no need taking the brief. Impartiality in this regard as they want to put it
means I do not have a mind and this is not correct.” He pointed out that even if
they want to argue on partiality or otherwise of the prosecutor, it should not have
come now when the accused person has taken his plea. “My lord it is too late in
the day to raise this objection because what qualifies the prosecutor to prefer a
charge qualifies him also to proceed with the trial . Why didn’t they raise it
before taking of plea or even filing of charge”, he questioned. He said that all the
motions by Bankole were subterfuges to truncate the trial.

Bankole had on June 13, and July 26, 2011 respectively filed two separate
motions seeking the court to quash the case against him on the ground that the
proof of evidence did not disclose any shred of criminality against him and on
another ground that Keyamo, the EFCC counsel, should be disqualified from
prosecuting the case as he has through his antecedents, shown that he is
biased and impartial towards the accused person.

Awomolo, while making his submissions posited that under Section 58(4a) of
the Public Procurement Act, offences can only be committed by specified
person namely contractors, suppliers and procurement officers and that his
client is none of the aforementioned.

On the issue of Keyamo’s disqualification, Awomolo stated that the office of
prosecution is a public institution instituted for public interest and interest of
justice. He said a criminal prosecutor must generate public confidence and that
Keyamo by his known public condemnation of the accused person, cannot be
impartial in handling of the case. “Keyamo wants to proof a point to Bankole that
even though the House has cleared him, he (Keyamo) will show him ‘pepper’ in
court. He should distance himself from prosecuting a case he has shown bias,
prejudice and commitment as an activist;”

Count one of the 9 count charge against Bankole who was arraigned on
Wednesday, June 8th, 2011 reads that “That you, Dimeji Bankole and others
now at large on or about 28th of May, 2008, within the jurisdiction of Federal
High court, being body of principal officers of the house of representatives for the
approval of contracts in the house of representatives, with intent to defraud, did
conspire amongst yourselves to inflate the cost of 400 units of 40-inch Samsung
[LNS.341] television sets. By approving the purchase of said items at the rate of
N525,000 per unit, instead of prevailing market price of N295,000 and thereby
committed an offence contrary to Section 58[4][a] of the public procurement Act
No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58[5] of the same Act”.
The case has been adjourned to December 19, 2011, for ruling on the
applications.

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