On September 29, Mr. Ajidahun said he received another call from Mr. Olapoju informing him he was in their office with cash for the accused.
“Again, the accused, and myself, was not in the office. I asked him to call Agbaje who assisted him the other time to go pay the money into the bank.”
The judge adjourned the trial to March 26 for the defence’s third witness.
The EFCC had firstly established a 47-count pleading sum of N230 million against Fani-Kayode, later cutting it down to 40 counts of N100 million.
On Tuesday, February 24th, the judge ordered the EFCC to release the ex-minister’s international passport talken by the commission after an order by Justice Ramat Mohammed when the trial commenced in December 2008.
The former minister is facing a two-count charge of money laundering before Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia.
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