Former Head of Service of the Federation, Stephen Oronsanye and his co-accused in a N1.4billion fraud case, Osarenkhoe Afe, were granted bail on Tuesday.

Justice Gabriel Kolawole, before whom they were arraigned on a 24-count charge, granted them bail after listening to arguments on their bail applications.

While the judge granted Oronsaye bail on self recognition, Afe got his reprieve at N50million and two sureties in the same amount.

One of the sureties must be a civil servant of Grade Level 16.

The judge had, upon the accused persons arraignment on July 13 asked them to file formal bail applications and released them to their lawyers, who were asked to write an undertaken to produce them in court for hearing of their bail applications.

While the lead prosecution lawyer opposed Afe’s bail application, he did not oppose that of Oronsaye because the judge was disposed to granting him bail having earlier released him after his arraignment.

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