EFCC Sends Jonathan’s ADC Back To Army Authorities

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has released the ADC to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Col. Ojogbane Adegbe, to the Nigerian Army authorities.

Col Adegbe’s release comes barely 48 hours after he sued the EFCC for N100m in damages for what he termed as his ‘unlawful detention’.

In the suit filed at the Federal High Court, his counsel, Ogwu Onoja (SAN), urged the court to declare that his client’s arrest and continued detention by the EFCC since February 11 was unconstitutional and violated his right to personal liberty guaranteed by the 1999 Constitution.

In its response, the EFCC said the ex-ADC was being held on the instructions of the Nigerian Army.

The judge, Justice Yusuf Halilu, had fixed the ruling for March 1. But he is now back with the Army

Col Adegbe was on a promotional course in the United Kingdom before he was summoned to Nigeria by the army authorities and handed over to the EFCC on February 11.

He is being held by the commission for his alleged role in the distribution of over N10bn to delegates to the presidential primary of the PDP in December 2014, which produced Jonathan as the flag-bearer.
Sources say the money came directly from Nigeria's treasury.

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  1. They should prosecute hincif guilty

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  2. I wunt accept the fact that this ADC also stole money, bcs he is following order

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  3. The ADC should be queried for his roles in the scams

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  4. Radarada, so EFCC no even sabi law?

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  5. Is it not our efcc says if he open his mouth and talk our ear will block how come again he sue efcc for damage again I don't really understand all this dramas at all my ear was open all this time to hear what he have to say the next thing now he has sued efcc for damage 100m. Oh my own is sit don dry look I no I will no go fight any one or even sue the efcc for there dramatic talk over corruption arrest so far but to see out come of it all, I never hear any one jailed all this time, if they don't know what they are doing anymore let efcc help us fight 1m boys and kidnapers.

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  6. Hope EFCC do their work accordingly, you don't need to detain him on the instructions of the Nigeria Army, you can prosecute him for an offence with substantial evidence.

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  7. That is only choice left to EFCC for now. But then, the end shall tell when more revelations comes up.

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  8. God pls Nigeria need your help.nenyekutes@gmail.com

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  9. Bros. Go nd face the panel in Nigerian Army jor.

    olutoscene1@gmail.com

    #Olu,can you see?

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  10. 100m.ok nw will a watching

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  11. I hope the Army will deal with him accordingly.

    dec.16th@yahoo.com

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  12. I don't also believe in these massive arrests and detentions. These people should be prosecuted on time!

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  13. Ah dis dat I like see wahala he has cause him self nw

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  14. Gud 4 him, instead mk hin happi hin still dey mk noise..inumidun

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  15. He was being held on the instruction of the Army, iru iro buruku wo niyen... After questioning him, so dey stl ask him to keep him abi

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  16. Ok now, he should just know that if it is eventualy discovered that he also is involved in the stealing of our commonwealth, he will have to pay for it

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  17. This is how corruption crusade should work for us,because if one chooses the judiciary as a way of escaping justice,other agencies should cooperate to hold the accused for his actions

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  18. Thief way dey do shakara!

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  19. EFCC, Una Welldone?

    olutoscene1@gmail.com

    #Olu,can you see?

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  20. 2016 film.we a watching

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  21. Where is my comment? Mr #Olu?

    olutoscene1@gmail.com

    #Olu,can you see?

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