Court softens journalist Abiri bail condition
The Federal High Court in Abuja on Monday softened the bail conditions for a Bayelsa based journalist, Mr Jones Abiri.Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu had earlier granted him N100 million bail with one surety in like sum, wherein she ordered that the surety must own a landed property in Abuja metropolis.
The judge ordered Lokpobri to swear to an affidavit of means commensurate with the bail sum earlier granted.
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