Court retains Ngige’s EFCC bail, demands top civil servant surety
[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 18/12/2025
A federal capital territory high court in Gwarinpa has granted bail to Chris Ngige, former minister of labour and employment. Maryam Hassan, presiding judge, ordered that Ngige should continue on the administrative bail earlier granted to him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. The court however ordered that Ngige must present a surety who is a director under the employ of the federal government. The surety, the court added, must have a landed property and is expected to deposit documents of the landed property and travel documents with the court pending when Ngige finalises (…)
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