The former AGF said it was irritating and disappointing that the government has persistently and consistently refused to produce Dasuki in Court despite the fact that he had been granted bail by four different judges as well as the ECOWAS court, which also awarded a N15 million fine against the federal government.
Obanikoro and his family, including two wives and two sons, had accused the EFCC of unlawfully invading their houses and confiscating some of their belongings.
The funds were reportedly disbursed in two cash withdrawals between November 2014 and February, 2015 and were ferried in bullion vans to unknown destinations.
Dokpesi was first arrested on December 1, 2015 on the allegation that he had benefited from the $2.1 billion arms deal scam spearheaded by former NSA, Dasuki.
Justice Gabriel Kolawole, in his ruling on Tuesday said that he was suspending the trial following the proven cases of falsehood and media trial by the anti-graft agency against the accused persons.
