Court halts ICPC, EFCC, others from probing Kano anti-graft boss

A High Court sitting in Kano State on Tuesday gave a break request limiting the Monetary and Monetary Violations Commission, the Free Bad Practices and Other Related Offenses Commission, and others hostile to unite organizations from examining the Director, Kano Public Grumblings and Hostile to debasement Commission, Muhuyi Rimin-Gado.

Rimin-Gado tied down the court order to confine further intruding into the issues of the state hostile to unite organization excepting a last moment to have showed up before the Government hostile to join organizations.

The EFCC and the Set of rules Department before welcomed Rimin-Gado close by a Head of record in the state organization for cross examination.

In a letter endorsed by the Representative Chief, Cybercrime and Other Related Offenses, Muhtar S. Bello, the EFCC welcomed the Kano hostile to join supervisor to deliver subtleties of its spending somewhere in the range of 2019 and 2021.

Likewise, a comparative letter by the Chief Knowledge, Examination and Checking, Set of principles Department, Gwimi S.P, guided the Kano hostile to unite manager to create a record of every legally binding task and that of relinquishment completed by the organization.

As per the letter marked and reached out to Rimin-Gado and the Record Chief, the pair should show up before the EFCC and CCB Abuja office today 29th August, 2023.

Be that as it may, in a request conceded by Equity Farouk Lawan Adamu, on Monday night, the court limited the EFCC, ICPC and CCB, "either without anyone else, specialists, staff, privies from welcoming, undermining, persuading, wheedling, capturing, or in any capacity or way meddling, intruding, or interloping in the undertakings of any staff or individual" in the Kano against join office, forthcoming the conference and assurance of the starting movement.

The offended parties in the suit, the Head legal officer of Kano State, Kano State Public Grievances and Against Defilement Commission, and Rimingado, are testing the powers of the respondents from meddling in the business and activities of the state organization. Be that as it may, the court concluded the case to September 25, 2023, for hearing

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