Ajaka and his supporters were attacked at the Supreme Court in Abuja on Friday after the judgment of the apex court which dismissed his appeal challenging the election of Usman Ododo of the All Progressive Congress for lacking in merit.
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The labour leader was allegedly abducted by operatives of the Inspector General of Police Intelligence Response Team.
Governor Ododo disclosed this at the commissioning of the office complex of the Quick Response Unit of the Nigeria Police, Kogi State Command.
Alhaji Sule Enehe, Chairman of the service, announced this at a stakeholders interactive session in Lokoja on Tuesday.
A correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria is reporting that most of the workers were pleasantly surprised.
Governor Ododo gave the warning when he spoke to newsmen shortly after observing his Eid-el-Kabir prayer on Sunday.
Justice Emeka Nwite fixed the date on Thursday following an agreement of the lawyers involved in the case on both sides.
Jones gave the warning on Monday at the 2024 Children’s Day celebration held at Muhammad Buhari Square in Lokoja.
The Registrar of CUSTECH, Olufunke Hudson, disclosed the days of mourning on Sunday in a statement she issued.
The Registrar of CUSTECH, Olufunke Hudson, disclosed the days of mourning on Sunday in a statement she issued.
The Eagle Online recalls that the students were among those kidnapped by gunmen as they prepared for their examinations.
The activists addressed a press conference and also staged a huge rally.
Kogi State Commissioner for Information and Communications, Kingsley Femi Fanwo, confirmed the rescue on Sunday.
Justice Emeka Nwite held that Alhaji Bello ought to show respect by appearing in court before making any application.
It was gathered that gunmen suspected to be Fulani herdsmen reportedly invaded the university campus on Thursday night, shooting sporadically while students who went for night reading classes scamper for safety.
Aondoakaa, who gave a background into the ongoing controversy surrounding the matter, spoke on Arise TV on Thursday.
The youths decried what they called the systemic violation of the constitutionally guaranteed rights of the former Governor’s children, “who have nothing whatsoever to do with whatever the Commission is investigating their parents for.”
The constitutional lawyer spoke on the developing story in an interview on a programme on Arise TV: “Morning Show.”
This was contained in an official letter sent to the anti-graft agency and made available to Eagle Online on Friday.
The activists condemned the fact that the EFCC chairman failed to provide any documentary evidence of an official invitation sent to former Governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello.