... to the court for being absent. The matter then proceeded to hearing. At the hearing, counsel for the Claimant adopted his written address and urged this court to grant the reliefs sought. The court adjourned for this judgement. SUBMISSION OF CLAIMANT’S COUNSEL Learned counsel submitted two issues for determination in his written address in support of the originating summons, viz: 1. Whether the court can determine and grant the reliefs sought by the Claimant by way of origi ...

...rmed by the Defendant by a letter of confirmation dated the 26th day of February, 2022 and her salary increased from N60,000 (Sixty Thousand Naira) to N70,000 (Seventy Thousand Naira). That during the period, the Claimant became pregnant and as advised by the doctor, the Claimant communicated to the Defendant and applied for her maternity leave which was granted by the Defendant and scheduled to commence from 16th of May to 15th of August 2022. The Claimant delivered a baby girl on 10t ...

...ediate payment to the Claimant by the Defendant the sum of N35,120,320.65 (Thirty-Five Million, One Hundred and Twenty Thousand, Three Hundred and Twenty Naira, Sixty-Five Kobo) being the Claimant's prorated retirement bene fits due to the Claimant. h. AN ORDER directing the immediate payment to the Claimant by the Defendant the sum of N146,781.99 (One Hundred and Forty-Six Thousand, Seven Hundred and Eighty-One Naira, Ninety-Nine Kobo), being the Claimant’s January 2018 salary due to ...

...2024 and to dismiss the garnishee proceedings in its entirety. And for such further or other orders as the honourable court may consider expedient in the circumstances. The grounds for the objection are as stated on the NPO. A counter-affidavit in challenge of the garnishee proceedings and the garnishee order nisi deposed to by Hammed Idris was also filed on the 25/9/2024.   SUBMISSION OF JUDGMENT DEBTOR/APPLICANT’S COUNSEL: On 25/9/2024 when this matter came up for hearing, ...

...e month of April, 2023 and upon receipt of same, the Claimant sent an email to the Defendant pointing the Defendant to due process, that is rather than resigning with immediate effect in lieu of two weeks, what is required from her is 2 month notice or 2 month salary in lieu of notice which in case of the Defendant is the sum of 478, 500.00 (Four Hundred and Seventy-Eight Thousand, Five Hundred Naira) for termination of the employment, which are clearly spelt out in the SpringRock Group H ...

... but relied on its memorandum of appearance and statement of defence filed already dated and filed 16th August, 2023. CASE OF THE CLAIMANT The claimant averred that he retired from the Private Sector in June 2014 and under the contributory pension scheme domiciled with the defendant with account number PEN100403724033. His last employer was Unity Bank Plc, and upon his retirement from the banking sector, the total balance in the claimant’s Retirement Savings Account (RSA) domiciled ...

...tion is that the respondent claims amongst others, alleged inflated unpaid salaries and entitlements with the 1st applicant. The respondent as a means of coercing the applicants to pay her the alleged unpaid salaries and entitlements, resulted to self help and confiscated the properties of the applicants in her possession, thereby imposing a lien on the said properties of the applicants in her possession without the order of court and without the consent of the applicants either. Counse ...

...ersity of Abuja June 3, 2012.  3. Whether having regard to the provisions of Articles 2 (i to ix), 5 & 8, of the Constitution of Academic Staff Union of Universities, the 1st to 3rd Defendants have the power and authority to meddle, interfere and regulate the relationship of individual members with other universities in furtherance of their academic pursuit and knowledge.  4.  Whether the decision of the 1st to 3rd Defendants at the meeting held between 7th  and ...

...m June 2022 to September 2023. g. AN ORDER of this Honourable Court awarding post-judgment interest at the rate of 20% from the date of the judgment of this Honourable Court till the Defendant's liquidation of same. h. General damages in the sum of N5,000,000.00 (Five Million Naira) for Defendant’s failure to pay the Claimant’s terminal benefits as and when due. I. The cost of litigation in the sum of N2,000,000.00 (Two Million Naira). The defendant filed statement of defenc ...

...;    Cost of this action in the sum of N3,500,000 (Three Million Five Hundred Thousand Naira) 3-The Originating Summons is supported by a 9 paragraphs affidavit deposed to by one Bernard Godwin with 2 exhibits attached and an accompanying written address. The Defendant filed a memorandum of appearance and counter affidavit of 8 paragraphs deposed to by one Akinola Mathew Kolawole on 24th July, 2020 with three exhibits attached and a written address. The Claimant ...

...racter of the case and that the evidence is already before the court. Moreso, counsel submitted that the very document they discovered could explain the need of the amount of the mortised car allowances that was said to have been granted to the claimant and also the acceptance thereof by the claimant. It is the submission of counsel that the amendment sought is only to bring into the  matter documents showing how the amount of about N15,000,000 is granted. He stated that the applicat ...

...racter of the case and that the evidence is already before the court. Moreso, counsel submitted that the very document they discovered could explain the need of the amount of the mortised car allowances that was said to have been granted to the claimant and also the acceptance thereof by the claimant. It is the submission of counsel that the amendment sought is only to bring into the  matter documents showing how the amount of about N15,000,000 is granted. He stated that the applicat ...