Judiciary

Businessman Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Neighbor Over Adulterer Accusation

Businessman Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Neighbor Over Adulterer Accusation

A businessman from Kaduna State named Sani Hassan filed a lawsuit against his neighbour Maimuna Ishaq, claiming she propagated untrue rumours that he was having an affair. The case was heard at Magajin Gari in a Shari'a court. Ishaq had been telling people that he was discovered having an affair with a married woman at his drugstore, according to Hassan, the complainant, who told the court this. He underlined that these accusations have tarnished his reputation and character in the society, and he is asking the court for justice. The defendant, Ishaq, refuted the charges, saying that she never spread…
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Kwara State Governor Affirms Support for Judiciary at 2024 Legal Year Commencement

Kwara State Governor Affirms Support for Judiciary at 2024 Legal Year Commencement

Kwara State Governor, Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, reiterated his commitment to supporting the judiciary during the commencement ceremony of the 2024 Legal Year. The governor pledged continued assistance in infrastructural development and welfare, acknowledging the judiciary's dedication to dispensing justice. Governor AbdulRazaq highlighted ongoing efforts, including the rehabilitation of courtrooms, which will persist within budgetary limits in the new year. He expressed the administration's dedication to sustaining the rule of law, public order, and safety, emphasizing the importance of collaboration with the judiciary. Commending the judiciary's steadfastness in justice delivery, the governor assured the legal community of sustained support. The state's Attorney-General…
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Court Awards N100 Million Damages to Suspended CBN Governor in Rights Violation Case

Court Awards N100 Million Damages to Suspended CBN Governor in Rights Violation Case

Justice Olukayode Adeniyi of the FCT High Court has ordered the federal government and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to pay N100 million in damages to the suspended former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr. Emefiele, for rights violations. Mr. Emefiele had taken legal action against the federal government, Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF), and EFCC, asserting violations of his fundamental rights to life, personal liberty, fair hearing, and freedom of movement. He sought the court's declaration that his prolonged detention by the EFCC since June 10, 2023, and subsequent transfer to the custody of…
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