COURT SETS JUNE 30 FOR RULING ON SOWORE’S BAIL APPLICATION

 A court has fixed June 30 for its ruling on the bail application filed by activist and politician Omoyele Sowore.

The decision followed arguments presented by legal representatives during proceedings, with both the defence and prosecution outlining their positions before the court.

Sowore’s legal team urged the court to grant bail, arguing that the application met the necessary legal requirements and that the defendant would be available for trial.

The prosecution, however, presented its objections, asking the court to consider its position before making a determination on the request.

After listening to submissions from both parties, the presiding judge adjourned the matter and scheduled June 30 for the ruling.

The case has continued to attract public attention, with supporters and observers closely monitoring developments.

Legal analysts note that the court’s upcoming decision will determine whether Sowore remains in custody or is released on bail pending further proceedings.

The substantive case is expected to continue in line with the court’s schedule after the bail ruling is delivered.