In a notable development regarding the ongoing fraud trial involving property developer Olukayode Olusanya, the Federal High Court in Lagos, presided over by Justice Musa Kakaki, has instructed the prosecution to ensure that all witnesses are available for the next hearing. This decision comes amidst considerations regarding the prosecution's motion for virtual court proceedings, which reflects ongoing efforts to adapt legal processes in light of modern challenges.

During the court session, which took place on Monday, the prosecution's counsel, CSP Monday Omo-Osagie, confirmed that they complied with earlier court orders and filed a Motion on Notice seeking permission to conduct the proceedings virtually. The defense team was indicated to be duly served with this motion, and the hearing was collaboratively scheduled following court convenience. However, details on any potential delays or complications were not disclosed during this session.

The adjournment until April 20, 2026, raises questions about the timeline and efficiency of legal proceedings in high-profile fraud cases in Nigeria. The necessity for the prosecution to produce witnesses also underlines the importance of witness testimony in securing a just outcome in the case. Given the significant amount involved—N152 million—it highlights broader concerns regarding fraud in the property sector and the legal mechanisms available to address it.