Saraki Faces Fresh Hurdle In Offa Bank Robbery Probe

inspector General of Police Ibrahim Idris has been requested by an Abuja court to serve a request on the Senate President, Bukola Saraki.

The court, a Grade I Area Court in Aco Estate, Lugbe, Abuja, requested the police manager to bring Saraki over a criminal grumbling started against him by a private attorney in regard of the bleeding bank theft in Offa, Kwara State, in April.

Succinct News discovered that the criminal grumbling was made by an Abuja-based attorney and rights extremist Oluwatosin Ojaomo.

It was accumulated that Ojaomo's legal counselor told the court on Monday that Idris had given affirmation that the important court papers would be served on Saraki.

Police had before welcomed the senate president regarding the examination of the Offa theft episode.

In any case, Saraki, in a composed reaction, denied having anything to do with the assault.

Furthermore, now, the criminal grievance checked, CR/196/2018, was said to have been started by Ojaomo under Section 89(5) of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, 2015.

Ojaomo needs Saraki to be called for purportedly overlooking police welcome to reply to a charge including the examination of the suspects of the Offa burglary.

The criminal grievance against the Senate President read, "Criminal protestation conveyed according to Section 89(5) of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA) 2015. If you don't mind cause a request for an immediate criminal dissension on the litigant on the accompanying terms:

"That you, Dr Bukola Saraki, approximately the 24th day of July, 2018 inside the purview of this noteworthy court, refused to respect the welcome of the Inspector-General of the Nigeria Police Force to report at the police central command in FCT, Abuja to reply to an affirmation including the examination of some criminal speculates associated with a case which the Nigeria Police Force is as of now exploring, in this manner impeding a criminal examination and defying an open officer doing a legitimate obligation.

"You along these lines submitted an offense culpable under Section 136 and 149 of the Penal Code Law, though, the complainant is asking the court to charge the respondent as needs be."