Omirhobo had in a class action, sued for himself and on behalf of millions of Nigerians, over an alleged disruption of a February 6 planned mass protest by popular Nigerian musician, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2face.
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The court dismissed the suit filed by Senator Umar Dahiru challenging the nomination of Tambuwal as the governorship candidate for the All Progressives Congress in the April 2015 general elections
Ugwoke, resident in Badagry in Lagos State, was said to have been dismissed from service and had served at the Seme border post of the Nigeria Customs Service
But the court was informed that Oklobia could not be at Wednesday’s proceeding because he was in Kuje Prison on a remand ordered on Monday by another high court in Abuja
The Federal Government arraigned the defendants on a five-count charge bordering on involvement in the acts of hostage taking
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission alleged that Nwaoboshi, a Peoples Democratic Party chieftain, laundered part of N1.5 billion
His lawyer, Robert Clarke (SAN), told the court that Nganjiwa was absent because he could not get a flight from Bayelsa State to Lagos
Justice Dimgba had on April 26, 2017 granted Omokore permission to travel abroad for medical treatment
A correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria, who visited the Yenagoa Federal High Court complex, reports that Justice Nganjiwa had resumed duty
The Bayelsa State Commander of the NDLEA, Josephine Obi, lamented the situation while parading 64 persons in possession of over 38kg of illicit drugs at the command’s headquarters in Yenagoa
This followed the unfreezing of the account by a Federal High Court in Lagos last week Thursday
He was remanded alongside a co-accused, Ayo Oyekan
The redeployment was contained in a circular addressed to all judges of the court
The Department of State Services (DSS) in the past few days, has embarked on series of special sting operations involving…
The appointment was based on the recommendation of the National Judicial Council
The National Industrial Court in Lagos on Monday adjourned a suit against the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria over breach of rights till November 17.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has said it will appeal against the ruling of Justice Ibrahim Buba of the Federal High Court, Lagos, which Friday set free the Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Adeniyi Ikuforiji and his aide, Oyebode Atoyebi.
In the petition dated May 30, 2013 and personally signed, Ogunbambo, who recently enlisted a former President of the Nigeria Bar Association, Olisa Agbakoba, SAN, as part of his defence team, said that when his lawyers applied for bail before Onigbanjo, he was the only oil marketer connected to the case that was denied bail until the Court of Appeal approved of it
Justice A.R. Mohammed, who fixed the date when the suit was mentioned, said June 17 would be used for the hearing of arguments and adoption of addresses
“The accused is hereby convicted as charged and is accordingly sentenced to six months imprisonment, which will start running from July 3, 2012 when he was arrested,” Kurya said in his judgment.