 The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Elori Zonal Command has arraigned four persons for alleged bribery and off-voters during the governorship election held in Ocean State on July 16. The suspects were arraigned before Justice Mathias Agbola of the State High Court in Oshobo, the state capital. Council to the suspects had moved an oral application for the bail of the suspects which was opposed by the defence council. Well, you would recall that sometimes in July 2022, some persons were arrested for buying votes and selling votes as well. So we prepared the charge. The charge came up in court today for arraignments and that's what we have just done. We were arraigned for selling votes and also buying votes. Which has to do with Section 212 of the Electoral Act 2022. So they applied for bail after the arraignments. The court considered it to be hargued orally and the court believed that he asked this question which is true to either grant the bail or otherwise. Other Section 158 of the Actional Kenna Justice Law. So he granted the bail. And then the matter has been adjourned now to the 21st and 28th of November for definite hearing. Now we are prepared before we file the charge and you will see you are in court. We made reference to that and we made reference to the proof of evidence available for the court that they were compelling enough for the court not to grant the bail application. But in its wisdom, the court granted the bail application which we don't have any use with. But we are ready for the trial. Our witnesses are willing, eager, and ready to testify in this case. Yes, the defendants today were arraigned before my noble lord in respect of alleged vote-buying. And the charges were read to the defendants to win the pleadenal guilty. Which means that they are ready to actually fight the case to a very logical conclusion. And we have actually applied for the bail application which the court was magnanimous enough to grant. You will recall that even in the earlier bail, in the earlier matter that transferred in Illinois, we made an application for the bail before an Illinois High Court which the court also granted. So this time around, they called us graciously because, I mean, they have graciously granted the bail because it's the constitutional right of their case-pacing. The offence is a bailable offence.