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The Department of State Services on Tuesday closed its case against the former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, in his alleged wiretapping trial before the Federal High Court in Abuja.
The DSS is prosecuting El-Rufai on a five-count amended charge bordering on alleged unlawful interception of communications and breach of national security.
The charges said the former Kaduna State governor told Arise Television during a live interview in February that he had intercepted a telephone conversation involving Ribadu which allegedly exposed plans by security operatives to arrest him, an offence the agency said contravened Section 12(1) of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention etc) Amendment Act, 2024.
At the resumed hearing, counsel for the DSS, Oluwole Aladedoye, told the court that the prosecution would not be calling any further witnesses, thereby formally closing its case.
After the development, the lawyer to the defendant, Paul Erokoro (SAN), informed the court that the defence would be filing a no-case submission, contending that the prosecution had not presented enough evidence to compel his client to enter a defence.
The defence requested two weeks to file the application and the prosecution requested a further two weeks to reply.
Erokoro also requested for a variation of the bail conditions granted to the former governor earlier saying the conditions were too stringent and difficult to meet.
He said it was cumbersome for Level 17 civil servants with properties in Maitama or Asokoro district of Abuja to stand as sureties and to obtain verification and attestation letters from the Kaduna State Traditional Council.
But the prosecution opposed the application, insisting that there were public officers who satisfied the conditions, and urged the court to dismiss the request.
Ruling on the application, Justice Joyce Abdulmalik refused to vary the bail conditions, holding that there were civil servants who owned properties in the designated areas and could be sureties.
The judge then adjourned the matter until September 22 for the filing of the no-case submission and the continuation of the proceedings.
