It further stated that the invitees made revelations indicting Omolori, following this development, letters were sent to him on Nov. 4, 2019.
But it said Omolori failed to honour the letter and another one sent to him on March 16, 2020.
In view of his failure , EFCC stated that it was left with no option than to approach the court for warrant of arrest to be issued against the respondent.
The EFCC in an ex parte application therefore seek an order of the court for the arrest of Omolori, alleging that the respondent had ignored its invitation for him to report to it’s office over an investigation of a petition.
After listening to the counsel for EFCC, Mr S.N. Robe, the presiding judge of the court, Justice Suleman Belgore issued a warrant for the arrest of the Omolori.
“I have considered the application, I averted to Paragraph 7 of the supporting affidavit and Exhibit EFCC 4 wherein the respondent was said to have ignored invitations to report in the applicant’s office without any justifiable reason.
“It is clear to me that Section 3 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA), 2015 can be invoked in the circumstances of this case in granting this application and I so do.
“Warrant of immediate arrest is hereby issued against Mohammed Omolori, the former Clerk of the National Assembly forthwith,” Justice Belgore ordered.