...ction through a Complaint filed on 20th December 2018 and his claims against the Defendants are as follows: 1.         A Declaration that the termination of the Claimant's appointment is mischievous, malicious, unwarranted, unjust, unlawful, null and void ab initio. 2.         A Declaration that the Claimant is entitled to be restored back to his position as a Senior Lecturer and also be assessed, after d ...

...p;          The 3rd defendant is a Ministry which is not a juristic person ii.                 Only juristic persons can sue or be sued. iii.               Failure to bring a juristic person before the court robs the court of jurisdiction to try the suit.   The NPO was supported wi ...

...Executive Committee and Central Working Committee of the 1st Defendant from the 7th October, 2024, their 3 years tenure having elapsed on the 6th October, 2024. 3.         An Order directing the State Council Chairmen and Secretaries of the 1st Defendant to take over the running of the affairs of the 1st Defendant from 7th October, 2024. 4.         An Order directing the State Council Chairmen and Secret ...

... next of kin of late Lt. Abba Kiri. 2.      A Declaration that the non-remittance of the emoluments, death benefit, pension and gratuity of the late Lt. Abba Kiri to the claimant by the 3rd and 4th Defendants upon acknowledging the Claimant as the next of kin, after several demands is unlawful and flagrant violation of the Armed Forces Pensions Act. 3.      An Order directing the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Defendants to waive all conditio ...

...plication, particularly the motion filled by the applicants seeking an order to commit the respondent for contempt of the orders of this court. The motion is the process filed by the applicant to initiate these proceedings. The procedure for initiating contempt proceeding in superior courts is regulated by Section 72 of the Sheriffs and Civil Process Act and Order 9 Rule 13 of the Judgment (Enforcement) Rules. The Judgment (Enforcement) Rules has prescribed the procedure to be adopted by ...

...plication, particularly the motion filled by the applicants seeking an order to commit the respondent for contempt of the orders of this court. The motion is the process filed by the applicant to initiate these proceedings. The procedure for initiating contempt proceeding in superior courts is regulated by Section 72 of the Sheriffs and Civil Process Act and Order 9 Rule 13 of the Judgment (Enforcement) Rules. The Judgment (Enforcement) Rules has prescribed the procedure to be adopted by ...

...Defendant's total monthly payroll from July 2011 up to Date and thereafter into the Employees' Compensation Fund managed by the Claimant. 2.      A declaration that the defendant being an employer within the meaning of the Employees Compensation Act, 2010 is obligated to cause to be furnished to the claimant complete and accurate particulars of her monthly payroll from July 2010 up to date and thereafter. 3.      An order compelling ...

...sp;                      Representation: Sir N. S. C. Okoro for the Claimants Okoro Nnachi Ibiam, with him, Aisha Hassan Abdulkadir, for the 1st Defendant   JUDGMENT In an Originating Summons filed by the claimants on 19th May 2023, they submitted two questions for determination by the court. The questions are: 1.      Whether in view of the ...

...sp;                      Representation: Sir N. S. C. Okoro for the Claimants Okoro Nnachi Ibiam, with him, Aisha Hassan Abdulkadir, for the 1st Defendant   JUDGMENT In an Originating Summons filed by the claimants on 19th May 2023, they submitted two questions for determination by the court. The questions are: 1.      Whether in view of the ...

...p;   The claimant was granted leave to amend the Complaint, statement of facts, list of documents and schedule of documents. 2.         The claimant inadvertently failed to seek leave to file a re-sworn witness statement on oath and re-sworn verifying affidavit in support of the amended Complaint and amended statement of facts. 3.         Leave of court of required to file a re-sworn witness sta ...

...the Court for determination: 1.        Whether by proper interpretation of Sections 36, 39 and 40 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Rule 30(4) of the 2nd Defendant's Constitution 2021 as amended, the purported Tribunal set up to investigate the Claimant is constitutional as it relates to its process and procedure of its constitution, terms of reference, witch-hunt intent, vagueness of content and cover-up of complaints of ...

...p;  Whether the disciplinary action the Defendants took against the Claimant, an intending court plaintiff, and which they commenced against him on the 21st day of June 2021 vide a query reference no: NIS/23633/VOL.1/65, and which they determined against him vide a 'Warning Letter' dated 28th July 2021 and referenced no: NIS/S/23633/VOL.1/77, because he issued them a pre-court action notice in line with the provisions of Section 109 (1) & (2) of Immigration Act 2015 is lawful and con ...