He urged the court to declare that the continued seizure of the items violated his right to own property under Section 44 of the constitution.
However, the spokesman for the EFCC, Mr. Dele Oyewale, said that Mustapha’s re-arrest was connected to a fresh set of cyber fraud charges.
NAN reports that the court has yet to fix a date to hear Mustapha’s N5 million suit. NAN

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