The judge made the request on Tuesday following an application by Naira Marley's legal advisor, Mr. Olalekan Ojo (SAN).
Because of Ojo's solicitation and the judge's structure, Naira Marley's preliminary, which was planned to open on Tuesday, was additionally dismissed till Wednesday (today).
The best in class performer was summoned on 11 checks, verging on Mastercard misrepresentation and cybercrime in May.
The EFCC claimed that Naira Marley planned with one Yad Isril and Raze, said to be on the loose, to utilize access cards with numbers 5264711020433662 and 42658840359191132, "gave to people other than you in an offer to get gain."
It likewise claimed that Naira Marley was on May 10, 2019, found possessing two fake access cards Nos. 4539782440624281 and 492189410257431 gave in the names of Nicole Louise Malyon and Timea Fedorne Tatar, individually.
The counter join office said the artiste held the two cards and another with number 5264711020433662, gave to an obscure individual "under conditions which establish card burglary."
The indicting counsel for the EFCC, Rotimi Oyedepo, told the court that Naira Marley acted in opposition to Section 27 (1)(b) of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, and so forth) Act 2015.
He said the artist was obligated to be rebuffed under segments 33(9) and 34 of a similar Act.
In any case, Naira Marley has argued not liable to the charges.
He was conceded bail in the entirety of N2m with two sureties by the judge.
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