Supreme Court Reserves Judgment in Case Challenging Legality of EFCC and Others

The Supreme Court has reserved its judgment in a case filed by 16 states questioning the constitutionality of the laws establishing the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and two other entities. The date for the ruling will be communicated to the involved parties.

During Tuesday’s hearing, the states of Imo, Bauchi, and Osun joined the lawsuit as co-plaintiffs, while Anambra, Ebonyi, and Adamawa opted to withdraw their suits. The court subsequently struck out these three states’ cases.

Representing the defendant, the Attorney-General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi (SAN), requested the court to consider a process filed earlier that morning.

Calls for the dissolution of the EFCC continue to spark debates, with the anti-corruption agency accusing some governors of attempting to undermine its efforts. The EFCC's Director of Public Affairs, Wilson Uwujaren, stated that the push to disband the agency is because governors are "feeling the heat" of its anti-corruption activities, a persistent issue in Nigeria.

The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has debunked reports claiming the appointment of an acting Chief of Army Staff (COAS) to replace Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, who is on annual leave. The Nigerian Army clarified that there is no leadership vacuum and warned against calls for a military takeover, labeling such actions as treasonous. This response came after a viral video surfaced showing individuals advocating for a coup. The DHQ reiterated that such calls are illegal and urged the public to disregard misinformation.

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The ruling party was also declared the winner of all the 239 councillorship seats in the state.

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National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu has condemned policemen and soldiers for stealing and selling arms to criminal groups. Speaking at an event in Abuja where the National Centre for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons destroyed illicit weapons, Ribadu labeled security agents involved in such acts as “worse human beings.” He stressed the need to stop these activities to restore peace and stability in the country.

Ribadu also cursed those facilitating the movement of arms to terrorists, bandits, and other criminals, revealing that many of the weapons used in crimes across Nigeria originally came from government stockpiles. He highlighted how Boko Haram and bandits, especially in the North-East and North-West, have worsened violence by using such weapons. Boko Haram’s 15-year insurgency has led to over 40,000 deaths, and their growing cooperation with bandits has become a rising concern.#ribaduhasarmsallegation, #nigeriansecurityforces, #armsforsalecriminals, #bokoharaminsurgency, #banditsnigeria, #illicitweaponsnigeria,