...for all allowances, deductions and entitlements as stipulated in the letter of employment and Addendum there to and other stipulations in this regards.4. A DECLARATION granting the Claimant all his entitlements under the “Memorandum of Understanding and Professional Partnership Agreement” which includes:i. Payment for Engagement fee of a minimum of N1, 000,000.00 (One Million Naira) only for the use of Claimant’s license as contained in the Partnership agreement.ii. Provision of an o ...

... day of July, 2024. In the said Written Address, learned counsel to the Defendants/Respondents formulated one issue for determination which is whether this Honourable Court can grant the application of the Claimant. 7. In arguing the issue, counsel referred the Court to Order 26 Rule 1 of the Rule of this Court and submitted that what the Claimant intends to do vide his application is not to amend the said address but to introduce a completely new Written Address different from the ear ...

... day of July, 2024. In the said Written Address, learned counsel to the Defendants/Respondents formulated one issue for determination which is whether this Honourable Court can grant the application of the Claimant. 7. In arguing the issue, counsel referred the Court to Order 26 Rule 1 of the Rule of this Court and submitted that what the Claimant intends to do vide his application is not to amend the said address but to introduce a completely new Written Address different from the ear ...

...dants on the 7th September 2012, as an Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Social and Management Sciences and he left the service of the Defendants on the 15th June 2017. That following his very impressive performance, the Defendant highlighting his outstanding performance and absolute commitment, regularized the Claimant’s appointment taking effect from 15th November, 2015. That due to his effectiveness, attention to details and doggedness at his job as a Lecturer, he was promoted ...

... Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 as amended, and the established principle of justice upheld by several judicial authorities which are against retroactive legislations. 5.      An order of this Honourable Court directing the Defendants to pay over immediately to the Claimant all his outstanding salaries, and other entitlements which has accrued to his benefit from the said 6th day of February 2020 when he was placed on suspension till date. 6.  & ...

... there was no agreement to depart from the calculation in the parameter set out in collective Agreement as enshrined in Article 5 of the Collective Agreement Between Nigeria Employers Association of Banks, Insurance and Allied Institutions (NEABIAI) and Association of Senior Staff of Banks, Insurance and Financial Institutions (ASSBIFI) 2005. 5. A declaration that by the provisions of the Collective Agreement between the Claimants – Nigeria Employers Association of Banks, Insurance an ...

... and was concluded on 16th July, 2024. The Claimant called two witnesses and the Defendant called one witness.         CLAIMANT’S CASE   4. The Claimant opened his case on 1st July, 2024, testified as CW1, adopted his further amended statement on Oath dated the 23rd day of May, 2024 as his evidence in chief and tendered in evidence 10 documents out of which two were objected to by the Defendant’s counsel and leave was granted to the counse ...

... Claimant’s counsel application for foreclosure and the case was adjourned for adoption of final written address and subsequently for judgment. CASE FOR THE CLAIMANT 3. On 11th day of March, 2004, the Claimant opened her case, testified as  CW1 and adopted her statement on oath dated the 13th day of January, 2022 as her evidence in chief and tendered in evidence 8 documents which were admitted and marked as Exhibits A to H respectively. She prayed the Court to grant her claims ...

...f the substantive matter. 2. And for Such Further Order(s) as this Honourable Court may deem fit to make in the circumstances of this case. 2. The grounds upon which the application is predicated are as follows:- 1. The Claimants/Applicants are ex-staff of the defunct Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN), Ibadan Zone who were all disengaged from the services of the defunct Power Holding Company of Nigeria in 2013. 2. The Claimants/Applicants aver that the said Power Holding ...

...ble against the Defendant. 2. Whether in view of the provisions of section 20 of the National Youth Service Corps Cap N84, Law of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004, the jurisdiction of the Honorable Court has crystalized to entertain the suit. SUBMISSIONS OF THE APPLICANT’S COUNSEL 5.  In arguing the issues, counsel submitted on issue one that a preliminary matter to be considered before instituting an action is ascertaining whether or not the limitation action is statute barr ...

...he schedule of document frontloaded and that they were not taken by surprise. Consequently, counsel urged the Court to admit it in evidence because it is relevant. 4.         In his law reply on point of law, counsel to the 1st, 3rd and 4th Defendant stated that the objection is not that the document is not listed in the schedule of document or referred to in the pleading but that the objection is that the flash drive was not serve on them which ...

...urged this Honourable Court to grant this application. 4. On the issue of reasonable cause of action, counsel referred to the ruling of this Court delivered in the case with Suit No NICN/IB/26/2023 between BASHIRU AKINOLU V. THE GOVERNOR OF OYO STATE & 1 OTHER and urged the Court to hold that the applicant has disclose a reasonable cause of action. 5. Upon being served with originating summons, the 1st to 6th Respondents filed a counter affidavit of 13 paragraphs deposed to by 1st ...