The ongoing cybercrime trial involving Natasha has been adjourned until February following proceedings at the Federal High Court. The adjournment was announced after the presiding judge reviewed submissions from both the prosecution and defense teams, citing the need for additional time to address pending matters before the court.
Natasha, who faces charges related to alleged cybercrime activities, appeared in court where her legal representatives requested more time to prepare their defense. The prosecution also indicated that certain evidentiary materials required further examination, leading to the decision to postpone the trial.
The case, which has drawn significant public attention, will resume in February when the court is expected to continue hearing testimonies and reviewing evidence. Until then, Natasha remains subject to the conditions previously set by the court.
Observers note that the adjournment underscores the complexity of cybercrime cases, which often involve extensive digital evidence and technical analysis. The February hearing is anticipated to provide more clarity on the allegations and the defense’s position.