A Federal High Court in Lagos has postponed the sentencing of cross-dresser Bobrisky due to the Eid-El-Fitri holiday.
Bobrisky was prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for naira abuse.
The court had convicted him on April 5, following his guilty plea to a criminal charge brought against him by the commission.
The court, however, reserved sentence until April 9 but ordered that Bobrisky be remanded in the custody of the EFCC pending the sentence.
However, the case could no longer proceed following the declaration of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday as public holidays by the Federal Government to mark Sallah.
The court will communicate a new date to the parties involved.
However, the case could no longer proceed following the declaration of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday as public holidays by the Federal Government to mark Sallah.
The court will communicate a new date to the parties involved.