At the resumed hearing of the matter, a lawyer from Fusika’s chambers, F. Ogeh, informed the court that her principal, who is representing Ladoja’s aide, Waheed Akanbi, was away to Abuja to honour an invitation from the Legal Practitioners Privileges Committee (LPPC). She consequently sought an adjournment of the matter. In the absence of any opposition to the request from both the EFCC and Ladoja’s lawyers, Justice Idris adjourned the matter to September 15 for continuation of trial. The former governor was on December 14, 2016 re-arraigned by the anti-graft agency alongside one of his aides, Chief Waheed Akanbi, on an eight-count charge of money laundering contrary to Section 17(a) and punishable under Section 14(1) of the Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act, 2004. The anti-graft agency had earlier in November 2008 arraigned the duo on a 10-count charge over the alleged offence before Justice Ramat Mohammed, who was then serving at the Lagos Division of the Federal High Court.]]>

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