Justice Maryanne Aninih on Thursday also ordered Bello to produce two sureties in like sum.
The judge said sureties must be notable Nigerians with landed property in Maitama, Jabi, Utako, Apo, Guzape, Garki and Asokoro.
The judge further asked Bello to deposit his passport and other travel documents with the court registrar
She further ordered that Bello must remain at Nigerian Correctional Service in Kuje until the bail conditions are met.
Justice Maryann Anenih had, on December 10, refused the ex-governor’s bail application, saying it was filed prematurely.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had filed a 16-count charge against Bello and two officials of the Kogi State Government—Abdulsalami Hudu and Umar Oricha—on allegations that they conspired to use the state government funds to acquire properties in high-brow areas within the FCT and Dubai, United Arab Emirates, worth N110.4 billion.