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On Wednesday, a High Court in the Federal Capital Territory in Maitama, Abuja, gave Kabiru Tanimu Turaki, a factional National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), bail of ₦100 million.
Turaki, who used to be the Minister of Special Duties and Inter-Governmental Affairs, was brought before Justice Peter Kekemeke on a single charge of allegedly giving the police false information.
The Inspector-General of Police filed the charge, which was marked CR/647/2026, and said that he gave false information in a petition dated October 5, 2022.
The charge says that “you… gave false information to the Inspector-General of Police through a petition dated October 5, 2022.”
According to the police, Section 140 of the Penal Code Law says that this crime is punishable. When the charge was read in open court, Turaki said he was not guilty.
His lawyer, Abulaziz Ibrahim (SAN), asked the court to let him go on bail, saying that the crime was bailable.
He said, “My Lord, this defendant is also the real leader of the PDP… an elder statesman, a former Minister, and a respected leader in the community.”
Usman Rabiu, the prosecution’s lawyer, opposed the application, saying that the defendant had avoided being served and had not shown up for court until he was declared wanted.
He told the court to keep Turaki in jail and said that bail should only be given out carefully.
Justice Kekemeke said in his decision that bail is a basic right and that the defendant had willingly gone to court.
The judge said that the prosecution did not prove that Turaki was a flight risk. The court then gave Turaki bail of N100 million and one surety of the same amount.
It said that the surety had to be a Senior Advocate of Nigeria with at least 20 years of experience or a lawyer with more than 40 years of experience.
Justice Kekemeke put off the case until June 11 for a hearing.
