The EFCC's former economic counterpart, EFCC, has denied reports of arrest by Walter Onnoghen.
Anonymous prosecutor accused of blaming the property of his own.
The trial court on Monday commenced hearing the charges, though it did not appeal to it because, according to its lawyers, it was not properly submitted to the court.
Walter Onnoghen: The Nigerian Magistrate's case is suspended
Nigerian court judge will appear before the court
However, some reports state that the EFCC had arrested the Nigerian Magistrate's court.
But in a statement released by the press agency on its Twitter page, the statement said it was false.
"EFCC has been blamed for fake news reports on EFCC's arrests of the Nigerian magistrates, Justice Walter Onnoghen.
This is nothing but a zinc from the spread of false stories. We want to know that EFCC does not go to the court to arrest her and not send her an invitation. "
That is why Walter Onnoghen's case was based
The Court of Appeal, who is sitting in court, is hearing the trial of the Justice Magistrate of Justice, Walter Onnoghen, after appearing before the court on Monday.
Six crimes are charged with the chief judge, all of which are related to the disclosure of his property.
However, the high court dismissed 47 senior lawyers representing him.
The Attorney General's Counsel said he did not appear because it was not handed over to the person who was finishing the certificate in his hand.
They said the court did not have a hearing hearing.
The court then suspended until January 22
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