The judge rather ordered that Kyari put the Federal Government on notice of the existence of the suit he instituted against it.
The suspended DCP had taken the Federal Government before the court, challenging his continued detention by the agency.
In the suit, Kyari sought an order of the court to immediately release him and in the alternative, the suspended DCP asked the court to admit him to bail in liberal conditions.
In an ex-parte application by his counsel, Cynthia Ikena, Kyari claimed to be suffering from diabetes and hypertension and needs urgent medical attention.
In a brief ruling, Justice Ekwo held that all allegations made against the Federal Government are weighty that the court must give the government the opportunity to hear from it before taking any step and thereafter, fixed February 24 for the parties to appear before him.
