Activities resume on Monday at the National Industrial Court of Nigeria nationwide after its two months annual vacation.
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This was contained in a letter of reinstatement with reference no. FMIC/LEG/307/VOL.1/122 addressed to Shuaib and signed by the Director of Human Resources Management, S.U. Ewa, on behalf of the Minister of Information and Culture
Justice Olufunke Anuwe, filed the date after listening to counsel adopt their submissions.
Justice Sanusi Kado, adjourned the suit after listening to submissions of counsel and ordered that hearing notice be served on the Attorney-General of the Federation who has no legal presentation in court.
Yushau, who was a former spokesperson of the National Emergency Management Agency, asked the court to jail the minister along with Chairman of the Federal Civil Service Commission and their Permanent Secretaries for their joint refusal to comply with the judgment of the court delivered on November 22, 2017.
Though I am quite surprised that you now keep mum after a judgement that favoured your advocacy in the past, I refuse to believe that as the then spokesperson of the opposition party you were merely pretending or lying when you were defending my right to freedom of expression in 2013
Justice Rakiya Haastrup during the last adjourned date had ordered the CBN to show cause.
Justice Sanusi Kado, who gave the order, held that the order will be subsisting pending the hearing and determination of the motion on notice before the court.
Justice Haastrup over ruled the submission of the CBN and held that when it comes to garnishee proceeding, the CBN is like any regular bank and not an agent of the government.
Justice Sanusi Kado, granted the order to the claimants, Seyi Gambo and Comrade Declan Agrinya, members of the association after they applied for it.
Gwarzo, who was suspended from office in November 2017 over alleged financial misappropriation, is seeking the court to determine some issues pertaining to the minister’s action.
The claimant, Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, NHIS chapter, instituted the suit challenging the employment exercise carried out in 2013 and 2014 by NHIS.
The court, which described Nawawi’s premature retirement as null and void, ordered the state government to pay him all entitlements.
Addressing an emergency news conference on behalf of the national body of JOHESU in Abuja, Dr Godwin Okara, the Chairman, Assembly of Healthcare Professionals Association, said the notice was served on the union at 5.39 p.m on Friday (May 25).
The Commissioner of Police in the state, Shina Olukolu, told newsmen in Gombe that the mace was found around National Industrial Court in the state capital in the early hours of Friday.
Idirisu was dismissed for gross misconduct when it was discovered that her password was used to upload files that contained fraudulent deductions and diversions on a Military Pension Fund account.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the ruling delivered by Justice Raliatu Adebiyi was in response to an application filed by the defence, citing the Court of Appeal case of Justice Hyeladzira Nganjiwa vs the Federal Republic of Nigeria that the court lacks jurisdiction to hear the case.
The Minister, who made the appeal on Tuesday in Abuja, said information from field officers of the Ministry of Labour and Employment indicate that the unions were yet to comply with the court order.
Reacting to the judgement, the Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole, said government had already put in place a reconciliatory process towards amicable settlement of the trade dispute with JOHESU.
The President of the court had on Thursday directed the union to restore normal healthcare services across the nation within 24 hours, following an expert motion filed instituted by an NGO in Abuja.