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The Federal Government brought the charge before Justice Nicholas Oweibo.
On Wednesday, Mr
Adegoke informed the court of a pending four-count charge preferred against the defendants and urged the court to accept the same.
Agbakoba, however, informed the court that his client had not been served with the charge.
He also told the court that a move for mediation was ongoing to resolve the matter out of court.
Although there were arguments and counter-arguments on the absence of the defendant in court, the judge ruled that since the defendant was not in court, the case would be adjourned.
According to the prosecution, the defendants committed the offences from 2012 to 2018.
They were alleged to have conspired to make false claims in relation to the actual values of assets transferred to the
The false claims were said to be made on assets transferred in partial payment of outstanding indebtedness of
In count three, the defendants who were said to have acted as the guarantor and debtor, respectively, allegedly negligently made a false statement in relation to the actual values of the assets transferred to AMCON under the consent judgment
In count four, the defendants were alleged to have obstructed the implementation of the AMCON Act in the realisation of part of the outstanding debt of N135 billion, by frustrating the sale of a property at
The alleged offences contravene the provisions of Section 4(1)(a), 54(1)(a)(d) 54(2) and 54 (5l) of the
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