A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has refused to approve the bail application filed by detained alleged terrorists’ negotiator, Tukur Mamu.
According to the judge, where the custodian lacks the medical facility to take care of the medical condition of the defendant but is capable of ensuring that the defendant has access to a medical facility suitable for his medical condition, the court would not grant the bail. Meanwhile, the judge said that the SSS insisted that the hospital was sufficiently capable of handling the medical condition of Mamu and that it was able and willing to take responsibility for his treatment.
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