Court Fixes Date To Rule On Jonah Jang’s ‘No Case’ Submission

Court Fixes Date To Rule On Jonah Jang’s ‘No Case’ Submission.

Justice Daniel Longji of the Federal High Court in Jos, Plateau State has set December 31 to rule on the no-case submission by a former governor of the state, Senator Jonah Jang.

On December 17, Justice Longji set December 23 for the adoption of written addresses by the parties in the no-case submission of the defence to which the prosecution counsel, H.O. Ejiga, decried the late service of notice of the defence’s written address on its no-case submission. He also urged the judge to set the defendants free, arguing that the EFCC has failed to establish a case against them.

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