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BREAKING! Court Orders Police To Arrest Senator Uzodinma
A court in Abuja has ordered the police to arrest Lawmaker representing Orlu Zone, Imo West, Senator Hope Uzodinma and produce him before September 25 this year.
Justice Abdulwahab Mohammed of the Grade 1 Area Court, Kubwa Abuja gave the order on Tuesday following Uzodinma’s failure to appear in court to respond to a direct criminal complaint pending against him.
“Pursuant to Section 131 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, 2015, a bench warrant is hereby issued against Senator Hope Uzodinma in view of his failure to attend court to answer to the complaint pending against him,” the judge said.
However, the complaint was issued against Uzodinma and his two companies by Chitex Ventures Ltd and Chima Akuzie, who claimed that the Senator issued them a N200 million UBA dud cheque (bounced cheque).
Details later…
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