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Kuje Attack: Court Denies Abba Kyari Bail

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Kuje Attack: Court Denies Abba Kyari Bail
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A Federal High Court, Abuja, on Tuesday, dismissed the fresh bail application filed by suspended DCP Abba Kyari.

Justice Emeka Nwite, in a ruling, held that the suspended DCP failed to establish why its previous decision that ordered his remand at Kuje prison pending the determination of the case against him, should be set aside.

“The defendants have still not presented sufficient materials before me to warrant the grant of the fresh applications. Consequently, the applications are refused and my former order for accelerated trial is hereby sustained”, the trial Judge held

Kyari had prayed to the court for another bail following the attack on Kuje Correctional Centre by terrorists who freed scores of their members.

The case was, however, adjourned until Oct 19, October 20, and 21 for trial continuation.

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