Justice Mobolanle Okikiolu-Ighile on Thursday granted him bail of N20 million and ordered him to produce a surety in like sum.
He also specified that the surety must have a landed property in Lagos, with a Certificate of Occupancy.
The judge, however, warned that if the singer fails to fulfill the conditions of the bail within seven days, it would be revoked.
Justice Okikiolu-Ighile concluded that the ‘Kukere’ crooner does have a case to answer regarding the allegations, saying: “I have perused the affidavit and counter-affidavit of the parties; there is a prima facie case of criminal conversion case against him.”
The judge admitted that the singer was unlikely to jump bail and interfere with proceedings of the case.
He also specified that the surety must have a landed property in Lagos, with a Certificate of Occupancy.
The judge, however, warned that if the singer fails to fulfill the conditions of the bail within seven days, it would be revoked.
Justice Okikiolu-Ighile concluded that the ‘Kukere’ crooner does have a case to answer regarding the allegations, saying: “I have perused the affidavit and counter-affidavit of the parties; there is a prima facie case of criminal conversion case against him.”
The judge admitted that the singer was unlikely to jump bail and interfere with proceedings of the case.
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