An Igbosere High Court on Thursday fixed September 6 for hearing of an application filed by nine aggrieved People’s Democratic Party members seeking to nullify the party’s 2017 congresses.
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Justice Sedoten Ogunsanya convicted Falana for shooting an herbal medicine hawker, Afolashade Salami, to death.
At the resumed hearing of the case, the witness who was the first prosecution witness, told the court that the duo went inside her brother’s house and beat him to a pulp.
Akintoye, while ruling on the application, said the charges filed against Evans did not offend the rule of duplicity as enshrined in the country’s laws and, therefore, lacked merit.
Udeme, 47, was arraigned by the Lagos State Government on a two-count charge of murder and misconduct with regard to a corpse.
Tarfa had pleaded not guilty to a 26-count charge bordering on offering monetary gratification to two judges of the Federal High Court – Justices Hyeladzira Nganjiwa and Mohammed Yunusa.
Evans told Justice Adedayo Akintoye that he was not well fed by the prison officials who, he claimed were “taking his case personal”.
Justice I. O. Akinkugbe, who gave the order, said the accused after they pleaded not guilty, should remain behind bars until the next adjournment.
Justice Lateef Lawal-Akapo of an Igbosere High Court, Lagos, however, fixed May 10 for the church to open its defence.
Aminu asked the court to upturn a magistrates’ court’s decision which awarded the custody of his two children to Fatima as well as a N250,000 monthly upkeep.
Onwuamadike a.k.a Evans, seeking to quash charges slammed on him, saying they are not defective and not an abuse of court processes.
Yinusa said this while giving evidence as a second defence witness in the trial of Rickey Tarfa, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), charged with giving gratification to a judicial officer.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the PSP operators filed the suit, seeking to stop the Lagos State Government from relieving them of their job of managing domestic waste in the state.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Justice Okikiola Ighile had on November 6, 2017 adjourned until January 17 to deliver judgment on the case.
The Lagos State Government had brought a fresh five-count charge bordering on conspiracy to kidnap, kidnapping and attempted murder against Evans and three others.
Addo made the disclosure while giving evidence as the third prosecution witness in a murder case filed against Kenechi by the Lagos State Government.
The defendants – Rilwanu Jamiu and Balogun Oyewole – are standing trial on a three-count charge bordering on possession of fraudulent document and impersonation.
The Lagos State Government had brought a fresh five-count charge bordering on conspiracy to kidnap, kidnapping and attempted murder against Evans and three others.
Akintoye stepped aside from the case, due to an allegation of bias brought against her by Nganjiwa.
The Lagos State Government had slammed the fresh charges on Evans, who was hauled up before Justice Oluwatoyin Taiwo over alleged attempt to kidnap the Chairman of the Young Shall Grow Motors, Vincent Obianodo.