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OLUWABUSOLA AKERELE -VS- ACCESS BANK PLC & 2 ORS : (2026-05-14)

...of the Claimant's employment with the 1st Defendant, were malicious, in bad faith and injurious to the Claimant.   AN ORDER setting aside the wrongful termination of the employment of the Claimant with the 1st Defendant.   AN ORDER that the sum of N100, 000,000 (One Hundred Million Naira) be paid to the Claimant jointly and severally by the Defendants as general damages for the deep psychological and physical trauma which the Claimant ...

MR. NURUDEEN O. DAWODU -VS- IKEJA HOTEL PLC & 2 ORS : (2026-05-14)

...m fit to make in the circumstances.    2.  In response to the claims, the Defendants filed their Statement of Defence dated 4th day of December 2018.  The Claimant, on 19th February 2019, filed a Reply to the Statement of Defence.  Trial commenced in the suit on the 19th day of July 2022.    The Claimant called two witnesses; himself as CW1 and Emmanuel Uche Nesiayali (CW2).   They were both cross examined.  CW1 tendered exhibits C1 – C34; w ...

ASAJU OLAWALE TOYE & 8 ORS -VS- UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS & ORS : (2026-05-11)

...nd include the names of the Claimants on the nominal/payroll as registered by the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS). AN ORDER directing the Defendants to effect the immediate promotion of members of the Claimants, who have been stagnated and so denied promotion, even though qualified and due for same, in line with the conditions of service obtainable in the Federal Civil Service of Nigeria and the University of Lagos. AN ORDER directing the Defendants to forth ...

ADESUWA OBOITE -VS- POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION (PSC) & 2 ORS : (2026-05-11)

...  -           Exhibit C1 Re: Engagement rank & file   -           Exhibit C2 Police Wireless message                    -           Exhibit C3 Re: Engagement rank & file   -           Exhibit C4 Magistrate court proceedings            -&nbs ...

MR BUSARI ABUBAKRE GBENGA -VS- MICRONOWA PHARMACEUTICAL IND. LTD : (2026-05-14)

... and to prevent a miscarriage of justice. This application is made in the interest of substantive justice and will not occasion any prejudice to the Defendant/ Respondent, as parties have both joined issues on the subject. The Claimant/Applicant is willing to abide by any conditions this Honourable Court may impose, including allowing the Defendant/Respondent an opportunity to respond or cross-examine on the subject document if necessary. That the failure to include the said State ...

MR. EMMANUEL IBEZIMAKOR ORJI -VS- SERVEST NIGERIA LIMITED : (2026-05-13)

...rsquo;s organization. Claimant stated that by a Notice of Temporary Lay-off dated 29 October 2020, the Defendant requested the Claimant to stay at home without pay on the ground that the Defendant was renovating its Jakande, Lagos complex, being the outlet to which the Claimant was deployed at the time. Claimant further stated that by the mutual agreement of the parties, the temporary lay-off was to lapse on 31 December 2020, upon which the Claimant resumed duties with the Defendant. Although ...

Segun Oluwatoyin Otunaiya -VS- Chief Lekan Alowonle : (2026-05-08)

... 7 documents which were admitted and marked as Exhibits A to G respectively. He pray the court to grant all his claims. 5.     Rebecca Kikelomo Otunaiya (Mrs), the second witness of the Claimant testified as CW2, adopted her statement on oath dated 1st day of March, 2023 as her evidence in chief. 6.     Omolola Jayeoba, the third witness of the Claimant testified as CW3, adoted his statement on oath sworn on 6th day of August, 2021 as his eviden ...

Mr. John Leke Borode -VS- The Chairman, Ido/Osi LGA, Ido Ekiti, Ekiti State & 2 ORS : (2026-05-13)

...ived on 10/3/2015 as seen pages 37, 38 and 39 of the courts file but they all failed to come to court and no explanation.  Accordingly, since the matter was ripe for hearing, the claimant was heard on 17/3/2015 and since there is no intention on the part of the defendants to defend the suit, the case was adjourned to 3/4/2025 for judgment. The defendants filed two motions on notice seeking to set aside the judgment and to defendant the suit and same was granted without objection o ...

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