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Maina vs EFCC: What happened in court on Tuesday

Justice Okon Abang gave the order after listening to arguments of counsel to the parties in the case.

“The prosecution has failed to comply with the mandatory provision of Section 232 Sub 2 of the ACJA. It is an application predicated on nothing,” he added. “Yes My Lord, it is correct that we have listed the name of the proposed witness in our list of witnesses. “I should have discussed this with the counsel to the defendant although it is not mandatory for the prosecution.

He said for a witness to be screened, the prosecution must comply with the mandatory provision of Section 232 Subsection 2 of ACJA.

 

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