A Federal High Court, Abuja, on Tuesday, restrained the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) from suspending or appointing trustees of the Christian Association of Nigeria and the churches.
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Justice Obiora Egwuatu also ordered the use of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System in the judgment on Friday.
Justice Inyang Ekwo, in a two separate rulings on processes to show cause filed by two interested parties, held that the Federal Government’s case succeeded on merit.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission had filed against him a 20-count charge bordering on money laundering.
Justice Ahmed Mohammed gave the order following an application by EFCC’s counsel, Bala Sanga, which was not opposed by Nolan’s lawyer, Peace Ogbonna.
He directed the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and all security agencies to arrest the lawmaker once seen.
The court on Friday held that the anti-graft agency failed to establish a prima facie case against the Ex-SGF and the co-defendants.
A Federal High Court, Abuja, had on Thursday, restrained the Minister of Youth and Sports, Sunday Dare and NFF President, Amaju Pinnick from conducting the NFF executive election scheduled for September 30 in Benin, Edo State.
Delivering judgment, Justice Obiora Egwuatu, held that the suit lacked merit.
Ekweremadu and wife had, in the application dated and filed on June 27 by Awomolo, sued NIMC and four others.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the Abuja-based musician got judgment in a suit marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/2017.
Justice Inyang Ekwo fixed the date on Wednesday after counsel for the parties in the suit marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/203/2022 adopted their processes and presented their arguments in the matter.
Justice Taiwo Taiwo, in a judgment Friday, dismissed the suit for lacking in merit and substance.
Justice Zainab Abubakar, in a ruling Wednesday on an ex-parte motion marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/688/2022 moved by counsel for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ekele Iheanacho, ordered that the institution, including every structure in it be temporarily forfeited to the Federal Government.
The PDP, in a suit marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/389 2022, also sought a court order deregistering the APC as a political party having failed to meet the requirements of Sections 222(a), 223(b) and 225 of the 1999 Constitution.
Justice Binta Nyako admitted the defendant to bail on the condition that his counsel had undertaken to deposit a check of N7 million.
Justice Inyang Ekwo fixed the date on Friday after counsel to Kalu, Professor Awa Kalu, SAN; Mr Rotimi Jacobs, SAN, for the EFCC; Mr George Ukaegbu for Udeh Jones (2nd respondent) and Mr Chris Uche, SAN, for Slok Nigeria Limited (3rd respondent), adopted their brief of arguments in the matter.
Ruling on the matter on Tuesday, Justice Inyang Ekwo dismissed all the objections on the grounds that they were misplaced and that Ofili-Ajumogobia’s claim was misconstrued.
At the resumed hearing on Tuesday, the APC through its counsel, Akin Olujimi, SAN, attempted to tender some documents in evidence through a subpoenaed witness.
In a short ruling on Tuesday in Abuja, Justice Ahmed Mohammed adjourned the suit indefinitely on the grounds of an appeal filed by Obaseki at the Court of Appeal.