The Economic and Financial Commission (EFCC), has re-arraigned the suspended Accountant General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris, Mohammed Usman, Olusegun Akindele and  Gezawa Commodity Market and Exchange Limited following the alleged N109.5 billion fraud. 

It will be recalled that they were first arraigned in July before a vacation judge, Justice Adeyemi Ajayi on a 13-count charge bordering on misappropriation.
Consequently and upon the resumption of the court, the case was transferred to Justice Yusuf Halilu.
However, following their not-guilty plea, counsel for Idris, Chris Uche (SAN) prayed the court to allow the defendants to continue to enjoy the earlier bail granted them by the court on July 28, adding that they have been complying with their bail conditions Other defendants’ counsel aligned themselves with Uche’s application and submission.
Justice Halilu, ruling on the application, held that bail is a constitutional right of a defendant and ordered the submission of the defendant’s passports to the court registrar.
The Judge, however, adjourned the case until November 23, for hearing.