Court permits Uche Nnaji to travel for medical treatment
A court has allowed Uche Nnaji to travel abroad for medical treatment in a certificate-forgery case, Premium Times reports. The judge ordered his passport released and adjourned the matter until October 26 for continuation of trial. The available material does not specify the destination, treatment or conditions attached to the permission.
A court has granted Uche Nnaji permission to travel abroad for medical treatment while facing a certificate-forgery case, Premium Times reports. In the ruling, the judge ordered the release of Nnaji’s passport. The decision enables him to leave the country for the stated medical purpose, although the available material does not identify the destination or describe the treatment involved.
The judge adjourned the case until October 26 for continuation of the trial. The supplied report does not state whether the court imposed conditions on the travel permission, including a return date or reporting requirements. It also does not set out the prosecution’s position, the specific certificate allegations or any response from Nnaji.
No information is provided about the length of the adjournment beyond the date given in the ruling. The court’s order concerns travel and the release of the passport; it does not indicate an outcome in the underlying case. The trial is due to continue on October 26, according to the available material.
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