The court has approved a bail of N10 billion for the former Minister of Power, Saleh Mamma.
Justice James Omotosho from the Federal High Court in Abuja has approved bail for Saleh Mamman, the former Minister of Power. Bail has been set at ₦10 billion and requires two sureties to provide the same amount.
During the bail application hearing for the defendant, Justice Omotosho stipulated that the sureties must possess properties in Abuja worth at least ₦750 million.
The court ruled that sureties are required to provide the court with certified land documents along with a three-year tax assessment.
The court has also ruled that the defendants are required to provide bank statements and international passports to the court.
Alternatively, the court determined that the defendant has the option to present a bank guarantee for the specified amount, and if provided, no surety will be required.
The court has decided to postpone the case until September 25, 2024, when the trial will begin.
Justice James Omotosho from the Federal High Court in Abuja has approved bail for Saleh Mamman, the former Minister of Power. Bail has been set at ₦10 billion and requires two sureties to provide the same amount.
During the bail application hearing for the defendant, Justice Omotosho stipulated that the sureties must possess properties in Abuja worth at least ₦750 million.
The court ruled that sureties are required to provide the court with certified land documents along with a three-year tax assessment.
The court has also ruled that the defendants are required to provide bank statements and international passports to the court.
Alternatively, the court determined that the defendant has the option to present a bank guarantee for the specified amount, and if provided, no surety will be required.
The court has decided to postpone the case until September 25, 2024, when the trial will begin.
The court has approved a bail of N10 billion for the former Minister of Power, Saleh Mamma.
Justice James Omotosho from the Federal High Court in Abuja has approved bail for Saleh Mamman, the former Minister of Power. Bail has been set at ₦10 billion and requires two sureties to provide the same amount.
During the bail application hearing for the defendant, Justice Omotosho stipulated that the sureties must possess properties in Abuja worth at least ₦750 million.
The court ruled that sureties are required to provide the court with certified land documents along with a three-year tax assessment.
The court has also ruled that the defendants are required to provide bank statements and international passports to the court.
Alternatively, the court determined that the defendant has the option to present a bank guarantee for the specified amount, and if provided, no surety will be required.
The court has decided to postpone the case until September 25, 2024, when the trial will begin.
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