COURT GIVES CONSEQUENTIAL ORDERS TO POLICE TO SUBMIT REPORT OF INVESTIGATION AGAINST KWARA LAWMAKER IN TEN DAYS

The Upper Area Court, Karmo has ordered the Nigeria Police Command, Abuja to submit the report of it's investigation to the Court within ten days. This is to enable the court make progress in the matter which had been lingering owing to the tardiness the police exhibited as regards the report it was meant to submit after several adjournments.

You may recall that the court had earlier ordered the police to either submit its report or make available to the court an interim report for the court to weigh the merit of the Direct Criminal Complaints brought before it by Mahmoud Hassan Babako. The police earlier admitted that the report was ready except certain information that they were expecting from the West African Examinations Council.

The case which started de novo today went on without any report from the police. Counsel to Honourable Ndakene applied for accelerated hearing, pursuant to Section 350 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act. This application was granted by the Court who adjourned the case to the 30th of September, 2020.

The court also noted that the delay in the case was unnecessary, given the nature of the Direct Criminal Complaint, and stressed that it may be compelled to reroute the investigation to another government agency if the police fails to make its reports available within ten days.

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COURT GIVES CONSEQUENTIAL ORDERS TO POLICE TO SUBMIT REPORT OF INVESTIGATION AGAINST KWARA LAWMAKER IN TEN DAYS

The Upper Area Court, Karmo has ordered the Nigeria Police Command, Abuja to submit the report of it's investigation to the Court within ten days. This is to enable the court make progress in the matter which had been lingering owing to the tardiness the police exhibited as regards the report it was meant to submit after several adjournments.

You may recall that the court had earlier ordered the police to either submit its report or make available to the court an interim report for the court to weigh the merit of the Direct Criminal Complaints brought before it by Mahmoud Hassan Babako. The police earlier admitted that the report was ready except certain information that they were expecting from the West African Examinations Council.

The case which started de novo today went on without any report from the police. Counsel to Honourable Ndakene applied for accelerated hearing, pursuant to Section 350 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act. This application was granted by the Court who adjourned the case to the 30th of September, 2020.

The court also noted that the delay in the case was unnecessary, given the nature of the Direct Criminal Complaint, and stressed that it may be compelled to reroute the investigation to another government agency if the police fails to make its reports available within ten days.

Junk journalism as usual.
What is the name of the lawmaker?
What is he accused of?