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Illness Stalls Justice Ajumogobia Court Case

A Federal High Court in Lagos on Friday disclosed that Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia who is facing money laundering charges has been admitted in an undisclosed hospital.

 

 

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) charged Ofili-Ajumogobia and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Godwin Obla, on 18 counts bordering on Conspiracy, Unlawful Enrichment, Retention of Crime Proceeds and Money Laundering.

 

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The defendants are standing trial before Justice Rilwan Aikawa.

 

 

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They were re-arraigned on May 15, and both pleaded not guilty to all counts of the charge.

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The court had fixed May 31, for hearing in a motion filed by the embattled Judge of the Federal High Court, challenging her trial in the court.

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