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The court in a plethora of pronouncements have deemed it unlawful for a court to grant an injunction against economic and financial crimes commission or any law enforcement agencies from performing their statutory duties as placed on them by law placing reliance on the case of MUSTAPHA v. FRN(2017) LPELR-CA/L/497/2016 where the court held that

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It’s trite and clear that for an evidence/testimony to be corroborative it must be independent it must directly link the accused/defendant with the crime he’s being charged with.

It’s clear that the position of the law is that an accused person can be charged with an offence lesser than the one he was charged but they’re some certain conditions that is the offence charged and the one convicted have to be similar as it was held by the court in the case of ALIU v. STATE(2019) LPELR-CA/EK/49C/2018PRINCIPLE where the court held that;