The case, which was called for mention on Tuesday, saw Ozurumba inform the court that an updated originating summons had been filed, replacing an earlier one. “The anti-graft agency has been duly served with the latest court documents,” Ozurumba said.
However, EFCC’s counsel, Hadiza Afegbua, responded, noting, “I have yet to see the documents,” indicating that proof of service was not on record. Consequently, Justice Abdulmalik adjourned the hearing until November 11 for further mention.
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