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    BREAKING: FG opens case against justice crack

    Tahir AhmedBy Tahir AhmedMay 18, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    By Ojima-ojo Abubakar

    The federal government has open its case against popular blogger and social media influencer Justice Chidebere also known as Justice crack before the federal high court Abuja.

    The federal government called its first written Uruntu Douglas, an investigator with the Department of State Services.

    Mr Douglas told the court that he took the extrajudicial statement of the defendant when he was transferred to their custody by the Nigeria Army Intelligence Defence Corp.

    He noted that the Mr Crack gave his statement voluntarily and data was extracted from his phone which includes pictures he received from some soldiers who decried their welfare which he posted on his instagram, facebook, X ,YouTube and TikTok account.

    Pages of these account were tendered and admitted as exhibit

    Counsel to the defendant however objected to the tendering of the a flash drive and the defendant’s phone as they have not been furnished with the content of these devices

    Justice Joyce Abdulmalik adjourned for continuation of trial, but moved to the hearing of the bail application

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