He was shielded from anxious inmates at the facility by warders.
According to a source, Dokpesi was brought to the prison at about 4.55pm and immediately taken to the Prison Chief’s office.
The source said: “We have received Dokpesi in Kuje Prison and perfected his records before allocating him a cell.
“Upon sighting Dokpesi, most of the inmates who were abreast of the ongoing anti-corruption trials, were anxious to see him.
“But we decided to keep him in the office of the Officer-In-Charge to avoid being hurt by some inmates. Warders succeeded in shielding him from inmates.”
The source described Dokpesi as “certainly moody”.
Justice Gabriel Kolawole of the Federal High Court, Abuja yesterday ordered that Dokpesi should submit his international passport or any other international document that could enable him travel out of the country.
He also said the accused person should be remanded in Kuje Prison pending the fulfilment of his bail conditions.
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