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October, 2022

  • 4 October

    Trump lunches lawsuits on Media, starts with $475m on CNN for defamation

    Former President Trump is set for legal war with media Houses. Trump announced his intent to sue CNN, heralding actions against other media outlets who have “defamed me and defrauded the public regarding the overwhelming evidence of fraud throughout the 2020 Election.” He had sued CNN in federal court in Florida for defamation. In the lawsuit filed Monday, Trump’s attorneys ...

September, 2022

  • 29 September

    S/Court dismisses Babayemi’s appeal to replace Adeleke as PDP gov elect

    THE Supreme Court has affirmed Ademola Adeleke as the authentic candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)’s for the July 16 governorship election in Osun State. In a judgment delivered by Justice Amina Augie, the five-member panel held that the court lacked jurisdiction to hear the suit after the counsel for the appellant, Adebayo Adelodun, withdrew the earlier notice of ...

  • 29 September

    Court OKs Obi’s Oct 1 Lagos rally, ..but no gathering @ Lekki Toll Gate

    The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has refused to stop the Labour Party (LP) and its supporters from holding the #Obidatti23 Forward Ever Rally billed to hold on October 1, 2022. Justice Daniel Osiagor, however, ordered Peter Obi supporters not to converge at the Lekki toll gate for their rally. The judge directed that the rally procession cannot converge ...

  • 28 September

    Why Court Dismissed NANS’ Suit Against ASUU, FG

    The National Industrial Court, NIC, sitting in Abuja, has dismissed a suit filed by the National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, to compel the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, and the Federal Government to call off the lingering strike. Justice Polycarp Hamman terminated further proceedings in the matter on Tuesday, after it was withdrawn by factional President of NANS, ...

  • 28 September

    Gov Abiodun’s aide jailed 5yrs for Covid 19 Fraud in US

    A former Nigerian government official Abidemi Rufai has been sentenced to five years in prison. Court okayed the jail term on Monday for stealing more than $500,000 in pandemic relief benefits in the United States. Abidemi Rufai was wearing a $10,000 watch and $35,000 gold chain when he was arrested at JFK International Airport in New York on his way ...

  • 25 September

    Revealing and Surprising : Other side of brutalized Policewoman story

    Revealing and Surprising : Other side of brutalized Policewoman story Professor Zainab Abiola had denied assaulting the officer, saying it was strange that the IGP would forcefully violate “the fundamental Rights and liberties of a distinguished law-abiding citizen and proceed to forcefully take her pictures and maliciously publish same in the print and electronic media in this nascent democratic dispensation.” ...

  • 25 September

    Court reaffirm Akpabio for APC senatorial, shun Ekpoudom…the intrigues & politics

    A Federal High Court, Abuja, on Friday, dismissed the suit filed by Udom Ekpoudom challenging the APC’s failure to summit his name to Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as the party’s candidate for the Akwa Ibom North West Senatorial District for the 2023 general elections. Delivering judgment, Justice Donatus Okorowo, held that the plaintiff’s action was not justiciable, hence, the ...

  • 24 September

    ASUU files 14 grounds of appeal against FG

    The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has approached the Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja, asking it to set aside the judgement of the National Industrial Court, NIC, that ordered to call off its over seven-month-old strike action. The union, in a 14-ground of appeal it lodged through its team of lawyers led by a frontline human rights activist, ...

  • 23 September

    ASUU in dilemma, Falana appeals today

    There are indications that the Federal Government has got ASUU in a tight corner with the Court Order mandating the union to ho back to school. If they obey court order, they will forfeit seven months pay. At on the other hand should they refuse to go back to class, they risk being charged with contemp & possible dismantling Either ...

  • 20 September

    Is 21yrs imprisonment a slap in wrist for Evans,the kidnapper ?

    Justice Oluwatoyin Taiwo of the Ikeja Special Offences Court has sentenced kidnapper, Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike, aka Evans, alongside an ex-soldier, Victor Aduba, to 21 years imprisonment for kidnapping one Sylvanus Hafia. The judge, who handed down the verdict without an option of fine on Monday, said the sentence would run concurrently. On count one, she convicted and sentenced Evans and Aduba ...