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The Kaduna State High Court has dismissed another bail application filed by former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, in the criminal case instituted against him by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC.
El-Rufai’s third bail application on medical grounds was rejected by Justice D. H. Khobo, who delivered judgment on June 29, 2026.
One of the matters before the court was a medical report submitted by the former governor in support of his application.
The document, titled Exhibit “A,” was said to have been issued by the National Hospital, Abuja and stated that El-Rufai had been diagnosed with advanced metastatic prostate cancer which needed specialised treatment allegedly not available in Nigeria.
However, during the trial, the National Hospital denied issuing the report and told the court that there were no records to show that the defendant had been treated there.
The hospital also said the medical report was prepared without the knowledge or approval of its management.
The court said that the authenticity and credibility of the document had been seriously compromised and that a report that was disowned by the institution whose letterhead it bore could not be relied upon to justify the exceptional relief sought.
Justice Khobo found the medical evidence unreliable and held that there was no verified fact to grant bail on health grounds.
The court, in rejecting the application, directed the ICPC to continue to grant the former governor unrestricted access to his personal medical doctors and ensure that he is escorted to any specialised diagnostic or medical facility of his choice within Nigeria whenever the need arises while the trial continues.
The directive was in line with the commission’s existing practice and it reiterated its commitment to full compliance with the court’s order, the commission said.
In response to the ruling, the ICPC said the judgment buttresses the principle that applications for bail on medical grounds must be supported with credible and verifiable evidence and decided strictly in accordance with the law.
