During the proceedings on June 27, the Defence, led by Chief E. L. Akpofure (SAN), had objected to the footage being admitted as evidence because it was “computer-generated, irrelevant and a copy of the original”
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Oyenuga, in his evidence, listed his educational qualifications as an HND in Civil Engineering from Yaba College of Technology in 1978 and a first class BSc degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Lagos in 1981
Earlier, Idowu Alakija, the State Director of Public Prosecutions, informed the court that she had just filed the proof of evidence and requested that the trial should continue
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the engineers were on April 26 ordered to be remanded in Kirikiri Prisons by Lawal-Akapo following their “not guilty” plea to a 111-count charge bordering on gross negligence and criminal manslaughter
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the engineers – Oladele Ogundeji and Akinbela Fatiregun – had pleaded not guilty to a 111-count charge bordering on gross negligence and criminal manslaughter
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that 116 persons, mainly South Africans, were killed after the building collapsed on September 12, 2014 at Ikotun, a Lagos suburb
Justice Ibrahim Buba granted the restraining order to allow the engineers to pursue their appeal on a judgment he had earlier delivered in the case.
Two structural engineers indicted by a Lagos Coroner Inquest over the collapse of the Synagogue Church of All Nations building…
The two engineers linked to the Synagogue Church of All Nations building collapse will soon face the disciplinary tribunal of…
The Nigerian Society of Engineers on Friday said that it would study the Coroner’s Inquest judgment into the Synagogue Church…
A coroner, O.A. Komolafe, has recommended that the Synagogue Church for All Nations, which was founded by Pastor T.B. Joshua,…
A Lagos State Coroner’s Court will on Wednesday deliver judgment in its inquest into the collapse of a building within…
Ojo, who relied on the testimony of an explosives and weapons expert, Biedomo Iguniwei, said the building might have collapsed due to what he called infrasonic radiation
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the inquest was set up by the Lagos State Government to investigate the building collapse, which killed 116 people, mainly South Africans
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the inquest was set up by the Lagos State Government to investigate the September 12, 2014 building collapse, which killed 116 people, mainly South Africans
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the inquest was instituted under the Lagos State Coroner’s System Law No. 7 of 2007 for the purpose of unraveling the cause of the incident