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The Kaduna State High Court has put off hearing the bail request from former governor Nasir El-Rufai until the first week of June 2026.
Reports say that Justice Darius Khobo is in charge of the case and set the new date during a hearing on Tuesday in Kaduna.
The ex-governor is facing a number of charges related to alleged financial wrongdoing and abuse of power. The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission filed the charges against him.
El-Rufai came to the courthouse around 9 a.m. in a convoy with officials from the anti-corruption agency and the Department of State Services. There were a lot of security guards around the court, and they were in charge of keeping people from moving around.
While the session was going on, a group of his supporters gathered outside the courtroom. Security guards kept an eye on things to make sure nothing went wrong.
After the hearing, Ukpon Akpan, his lawyer, said he was worried about how many times the bail application had been delayed. He said the situation was caused by politics.
When the court meets again in June, it is likely that it will continue to hear the case.
El-Rufai, on the other hand, has claimed that there is a new plot to link him to criminal activity. He has warned of what he calls coordinated efforts to damage his reputation and keep him in jail for a long time.
