Advertisement
  • HOME
  • BREAKING NEWS
  • OPINION
  • INTERVIEWS
  • BOOK REVIEW
  • FEATURES
  • HEALTH
  • HUMAN RIGHTS
    • Child Rights
    • Climate Justice
    • Death In Custody
    • Death Penalty
    • Disability
    • Disappearances
    • Environment
    • Extra-Judicial Executions
    • Justice
    • Labour
    • Pre-trial Detention
    • Prison Reform
    • SOGI
    • Torture
    • Women Rights
  • INTERNATIONAL
  • INVESTIGATIONS
  • MEDIA
    • Documents
    • Infographics
    • Photos
    • Video
  • OPPORTUNITIES
  • SPECIAL INVESTIGATION
  • ABOUT US
No Result
View All Result
  • HOME
  • BREAKING NEWS
  • OPINION
  • INTERVIEWS
  • BOOK REVIEW
  • FEATURES
  • HEALTH
  • HUMAN RIGHTS
    • Child Rights
    • Climate Justice
    • Death In Custody
    • Death Penalty
    • Disability
    • Disappearances
    • Environment
    • Extra-Judicial Executions
    • Justice
    • Labour
    • Pre-trial Detention
    • Prison Reform
    • SOGI
    • Torture
    • Women Rights
  • INTERNATIONAL
  • INVESTIGATIONS
  • MEDIA
    • Documents
    • Infographics
    • Photos
    • Video
  • OPPORTUNITIES
  • SPECIAL INVESTIGATION
  • ABOUT US
No Result
View All Result
Nigerian Observatory For Human Rights
No Result
View All Result
Home BREAKING NEWS

BREAKING: Nigerian Court Grants Abba Kyari Bail

Editor by Editor
July 6, 2023
in BREAKING NEWS
0
Abba Kyari Files Fresh Application To Strike Out Cocaine Trafficking Case
0
SHARES
0
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

The  Federal High Court on Thursday granted bail to the suspended head of the Nigeria Police Response Team (IRT), Abba Kyari.  

Kyari and two of his siblings were charged after being accused of failing to declare assets to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA).

The NDLEA had filed the 24 counts marked: FHC/ABJ/CR/408/2022 against Kyari and his two siblings – Mohammed Baba Kyari and Ali Kyari.

Justice Omotosho  granted Kyari conditional bail in the sum of N50 million with two sureties in like sum with registered properties in the matter FRN Vs Abba Kyari and 2 others.

The sureties must have property worth N250 million within the jurisdiction and he must submit his passport. However, SaharaReporters learnt from a source in the court that no one had come to perfect his bail yet.

“However, Abba Kyari will remain in prison because of his drug case before Justice Emeka Nwite. “He was in court yesterday but for some reason, his trial could not proceed before Intelligence Justice Nwite,” the source said.

The judge noted that Kyari and his team did not escape when they had the chance to do so during an attack on Kuje Prison on July 5, 2022. The majority of inmates at the facilities escaped during the attack but Kyari and some others did not escape.

According to the judge, Kyari’s refusal to escape proves that he is willing to face the allegations against him and not jump bail. The judge also noted that the allegations against Kyari are bailable.

However, Kyari cannot return home yet because of a pending case before Justice Emeka Nwite. Justice Nwite had refused to grant bail to Kyari and his co-defendants.

Kyari is standing trial on cocaine-related charges alongside four members of his former police unit, the Intelligence Response Unit (IRT).The four police officers among Mr Kyari’s co-defendants are Sunday Ubua, an assistant commissioner of police; Bawa James, an assistant superintendent of police; Simon Agirgba, an inspector, and John Nuhu, also an inspector.

Two civilians, Chibunna Umeibe and Emeka Ezenwanne, were also arrested over the charges at the Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu, Enugu State.The court jailed the two men after they pleaded guilty

Tags: Abba KyariNDLEA
Previous Post

Sowore’s Re-arraignment Stalled Over Absence of Second Defendant

Next Post

Blowing The Air Of Justice On Alleged Witches

Editor

Editor

Next Post
Blowing The Air Of Justice On Alleged Witches

Blowing The Air Of Justice On Alleged Witches

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Follow Us on Social Media

Facebook Twitter Youtube
  • About
  • Contact

Ⓒ2022 All Rights Reserved By  NIGERIAN OBSERVATORY FOR HUMAN RIGHTS.

No Result
View All Result
  • HOME
  • BREAKING NEWS
  • OPINION
  • INTERVIEWS
  • BOOK REVIEW
  • FEATURES
  • HEALTH
  • HUMAN RIGHTS
    • Child Rights
    • Climate Justice
    • Death In Custody
    • Death Penalty
    • Disability
    • Disappearances
    • Environment
    • Extra-Judicial Executions
    • Justice
    • Labour
    • Pre-trial Detention
    • Prison Reform
    • SOGI
    • Torture
    • Women Rights
  • INTERNATIONAL
  • INVESTIGATIONS
  • MEDIA
    • Documents
    • Infographics
    • Photos
    • Video
  • OPPORTUNITIES
  • SPECIAL INVESTIGATION
  • ABOUT US

© 2022 All Rights Reserved by Nigerian Observatory For Human Rights

Dark Mode