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Illness Interrupts Trial: EFCC Witness’s Health Woes Delay Yahaya Bello Cousin’s Case

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Illness Interrupts Trial: EFCC Witness’s Health Woes Delay Yahaya Bello Cousin’s Case

The trial of Dauda Suleiman and Ali Bello, the cousin of former Kogi State governor Yahaya Bello, hit a snag as a prosecution witness fell unexpectedly ill during court proceedings in Abuja….Read more related story here Outrage As New Kogi Gov, Ododo Picke Yahaya Bello’s Nephew Indicted For N3 Billion Fraud As Chief Of Staff

 

Ali Bello and Suleiman are facing ten counts of prosecution from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), but the trial was abruptly halted when the witness, an Abuja-based bureau de change operator named Rabiu Musa, suddenly felt unwell.

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Musa, who was testifying about his interactions with the defendants, presented two record books but struggled to recall specifics. Despite being illiterate in English and relying on an interpreter, he began feeling uneasy midway through his testimony, citing increased blood pressure.

Concerned for his health, Justice James Omotosho granted a adjournment to February 13, 22, and 23, advising Musa to prioritize his well-being and review the transactions recorded in the books.

Representatives for the defendants, Ali Bello and Dauda Suleiman, were present as the trial was adjourned, with the court urging the witness to recuperate before continuing his testimony.

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