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The Africa Center for Good Governance and Corruption-Free Communities, a civic group, is worried that the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation has turned a civil case against human rights lawyer Barrister Victor Giwa and two other people into a criminal case.
The civic group brought up the issue and asked Prince Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, and Mr. Rotimi Oyedepo, the Director of Public Prosecution in the Ministry of Justice, to look into the case again.
Temitope Olubunmi Joseph, the Convener, said that the CSO started as a civil case but the former AGF, Abubakar Malami, SAN, turned it into a criminal case.
The civic group said they were worried that the charge could be a witch hunt and called for a full review of the case to find out what really happened.
“This is supposed to be a civil matter; we should ask ourselves when it turned into a criminal matter.” We know that the Honorable AGF Fagbemi and the DPP, Oyedepo, haven’t really thought about the issue yet.
“We are using this medium to ask them to look into this issue again and ask for a new investigation.
“The last administration in the ministry, led by Malami, used his office to threaten and harass Giwa and his client, Cecil Osakwe, over a property that Osakwe owned at No. 1, Me Long Close, Maitama, Abuja.
The civil society group said, “We beg the AGF to look into the matter again and order a new investigation so that an innocent person isn’t punished.”
It was said that Justice Samira Bature of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High Court had issued an arrest warrant for Giwa and a police officer named Edith Erhunmuuse. The Office of the Attorney General of the Federation brought a nine-count charge against them and another defendant, Cecil Osakwe, with the case number FCT/HC/CR/222/2023.
The charge said that the defendants acted illegally by forcibly evicting people and damaging property worth an estimated N300 million.
The civil society group, on the other hand, said that the eviction that the defendants were charged with was ordered by a court.
The civic group said, “The eviction could not have happened without the order of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory,” and they were critical of the criminal prosecution.
