Barrister Tahir Ibrahim, Lawyer of former Managing Director of Kano Agricultural Supply Company, Bala Inuwa Mohammed, has called on the Chairman of Kano State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission, Muhuyi Rimin-Gado to comply with the Court order that already vacated the order that he is claiming he has a right to confiscate his client properties.
The lawyer who made the call while addressing newsmen on Saturday, said the PCACC Chairman doesn’t have the right to ignore the Court order.
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“We are asking Muhuyi to allow the court officials to do their work and comply with the court order that already vacated the order he claims he has a right to attach Bala Inuwa’s property, “ Ibrahim said.
Barrister Ibrahim said, “He (Muhuyi) does not have that right to confiscate Mohamme’s properties. He should comply with the first court order and the court order that gave police the order to vacate the place”
“It’s an abuse of court process by Muhuyi to ignore the Court order which directed that all his Bank accounts be unfrozen and police should leave his company, Limestone Processing company and pay the N3 million fine as damages.
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“We are also asking the police to comply because nobody is above the law. We are all living peacefully because of the rule of law, where there is no rule of law , there will be no peace,” he said.
On his invitation by the Chairman of the Anti-graft agency, the lawyer said, “ Muhuyi cannot do anything out of his jurisdiction.
However, when contacted, the PCACC Chairman, Muhuyi Rimin-Gado accused the Lawyer of conniving with one Police officer to fraudulently obtain a Court order to recover properties confiscated in the ongoing investigation into alleged misappropriation of N4 billion by the former KASCO Managing Director.
According to Rimin-Gado, the judgement allowed the former KASCO MD to withdraw N190 million from frozen bank accounts holding suspected illicit funds.
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“The lawyer connived with one police officer and obtained the said court order to also obstruct the ongoing investigation,” he said.
“We are not aware of the order. I will not comply with a court order which we are not a party to,” he added.
