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Nasir El-Rufai, the former governor of Kaduna State, was granted bail for 100 million naira by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik of the Federal High Court in Abuja, along with one surety in the same amount.
The suggested surety must dwell in either the Maitama or Asokoro areas of Abuja and deposit the original Certificate of Occupancy of a landed property at the court registry, according to Justice Abdulmalik’s judgment on Monday.
The court further ruled that the surety must be a federal civil servant with at least Grade Level 17 and must show proof of salary payments for a minimum of three months.
A letter from the surety’s bank manager within the court’s jurisdiction will serve as authentication for these documents.
In addition, the court mandated that the surety provide a recent passport photo to the court registry, sign an affidavit of means, and engage into a bail bond.
El-Rufai must produce a verification letter from the surety’s immediate department along with a tax clearance certificate covering the previous six months as part of the bail requirements, and he must deposit all valid international passports with the court.
In addition, until the case is resolved, Justice Abdulmalik mandated that the defendant appear at the Department of State Services headquarters by 10 a.m. on the final Friday of each month to sign the attendance register.
The judge issued a warning, stating that noncompliance would automatically result in the revocation of bail.
The defendant was also ordered by the court to provide a letter of attestation from the Chairman of the Kaduna Traditional Council.
