A Federal High Court has revoked the bail earlier granted to former Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, and ordered that he, alongside his wife and son, be remanded in correctional facilities pending further proceedings in their alleged money-laundering case.
The court ruled that the defendants had violated certain bail conditions, prompting the decision to nullify the earlier release order. Prosecutors argued that there were concerns regarding compliance with court directives and the integrity of the ongoing investigation.
Malami and his family members are facing charges related to alleged financial misconduct and money laundering. The prosecution maintains that substantial sums of money linked to the case are under scrutiny, while the defense insists that the accusations are unfounded and politically motivated.
Following the ruling, the judge directed that the defendants be transferred to designated custodial centers while the matter continues in court. The case has drawn significant public attention, given Malami’s former role as Nigeria’s chief law officer.
The development underscores the judiciary’s willingness to enforce bail conditions strictly, particularly in high-profile corruption cases
