The ongoing trial of former Central Bank of Nigeria Governor Godwin Emefiele has encountered fresh delays in court proceedings.
The case, which involves allegations related to financial misconduct, has continued to experience procedural setbacks.
Court sources indicate that the prosecution has faced challenges in presenting key witnesses required to support its case.
The defence team has consistently argued against the admissibility of certain charges and evidence presented.
The trial is being closely watched due to Emefiele’s former role as head of Nigeria’s apex bank.
He was appointed CBN Governor in 2014 and served under two administrations before his suspension and arrest.
The charges against him include allegations linked to abuse of office and financial irregularities, which he has denied.
The court has adjourned proceedings multiple times due to procedural issues.
Legal analysts say delays of this nature are not uncommon in high-profile financial cases in Nigeria.