An ex-Niger Delta militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo, alias
Tompolo, has asked with Justice Ibrahim Buba of a Federal High Court in
Lagos to set aside the warrant of arrest issued against him.
Justice Buba had on January 14 issued a bench warrant against Tompolo
and ordered his arrest for failing to honour a court summons dated
January 12 in respect of a 40-count of alleged N34bn fraud levelled
against him and nine others by the Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission.
On January 14, while all his co-accused persons were in court with
their lawyers, Tompolo was absent and was not represented by any lawyer.
http://www.punchng.com/n34bn-fraud-tompolo-asks-court-to-vacate-arrest-warrant/
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