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On Tuesday, Nasir El-Rufai, the former governor of Kaduna State, went to the Kaduna State High Court to hear his bail application. The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) had filed nine charges against him.
Reports say that El-Rufai is being accused of things that are close to fraud and abuse of power.
During the session, journalists were not allowed to enter the courtroom, so the proceedings were held in private.
People at the court who talked to Daily Trust said that the ICPC’s first charges against El-Rufai and Amadu Sule were both against them.
The prosecution changed the charges, though, and Sule’s name was taken off the list.
Ubong Akpan (SAN), the former governor’s lawyer, confirmed the news to reporters after the meeting.
Akpan said that the prosecution changed the charges and dropped Sule as a defendant. This meant that El-Rufai was the only person on trial.
He also said that the hearing couldn’t go on because the defense team was given the new charges in court during the sitting.
Akpan said, “These charges are completely new to us.” We got them this morning while we were already in court. That is why the case could not go forward.
“We will look into the charges and let you know what we think.” We can’t do anything right now until we’ve looked over everything.
Justice Darius Khobo, the presiding judge, then put off the case until April 14 so that El-Rufai’s bail application could be heard.
The new charges say that the ICPC accused the former governor of breaking the law in several ways while he was in office.
One of the charges says that El-Rufai got the Kaduna State Government to give about ₦11 billion to a company that wasn’t registered for a light rail project that was never built.
The commission also said that he approved and received a severance payment of about ₦289.8m, which is much more than the legal amount of about ₦20m. This gave him an unfair advantage.
The ICPC also said that he broke the terms of the loan by mismanaging more than $1.08 million that the World Bank gave to Kaduna State.
The anti-corruption agency also said that El-Rufai worked with a friend, who is said to be on the run, to bribe federal investigators in order to stop an investigation into a private company.
Other accusations include giving a ₦4.6 billion CCTV contract in Kaduna city illegally, which goes against procurement laws, and giving an unfair advantage to a business partner through the contract.
The ICPC has also filed separate charges against the former governor, and he is expected to go to the Federal High Court in Kaduna to answer them.
