However, in his ruling today, Oshodi held that the sureties must be gainfully employed and have paid the three years’ tax of the Lagos State government.
He also ordered that the sureties must show proper identification and be registered in the Lagos State Bail Management System.
The judge stressed that he was satisfied with the bail conditions of N1 million, earlier given to Mr Emefiele’s co-defendant, Henry Isioma-Omoil, who is standing another charge before Justice Olufunke Sule-Hamzat in the Yaba Division of the Lagos High Court.
He also maintained that the bail documents must be transferred to the special offences court and registered in the LSBMS.