A Kano State High Court adjourns the trial of former governor Abdullahi Ganduje and seven others to 14 October. The adjournment follows a procedural setback during proceedings on Wednesday, with the case not continuing as scheduled. The defendants are standing trial over alleged misappropriation related to public funds. According to reports, the case involves an 11-count charge that includes allegations bordering on bribery, conspiracy, misappropriation, and diversion of public funds said to involve billions of naira. Reports identify Ganduje’s wife, Hafsat Umar, among those standing trial. The court’s decision keeps the matters pending as parties prepare for the next hearing date set for 14 October. No reports in the provided accounts specify the detailed reason for the adjournment beyond the fact that the trial is not concluded and has been moved to the later date. The allegations remain subject to the court’s determination at the next stage of the proceedings.