Today's Headline:Federal High Court begins annual vacation July 24
Federal High Court begins annual vacation July 24 ABUJA – The Federal High Court, on Friday, said it would embark on its annual vacation on July 24. However, the court, which made the disclosure in a statement that was signed by its Assistant Director of Information, Dr. Catherine Christopher, said it would station six judges to handle cases that may be filed during the vacation period.
Supreme Court Justice Okoro Criticizes Nigerians for Discussing Judiciary Problems on Social Media
In a recent ruling on the controversial double nomination of Shettima, Justice Inyang Okoro of the Nigerian Supreme Court has sparked a heated debate. Known for being one of the most controversial and compromised justices on the bench, Justice Okoro expressed his discontent with the Nigerian public engaging in discussions regarding the problems within the judiciary on social media platforms.
FHC Chief Judge Justice John Tsoho Announces Commencement of 2023 Annual Vacation
Justice John Tsoho, the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court (FHC), has announced the commencement of the court's annual vacation for the year 2023. In a statement released in Abuja by Dr. Catherine Oby-Christopher, the FHC's Assistant Director of Information, Justice Tsoho stated that the vacation would begin on July 24 and conclude on September 25.
Gusa Dedicates Achievements to Staff of Ministry of Justice
... appreciates Ortom for appointing him twice By David Mzer The immediate past Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice,Benue State, Barrister Michael Gusa, has dedicated his achievements in office to staff of the Ministry of Justice. Barr. Gusa disclosed this last Friday, during his valedictory meeting with staff of the ministry, held at the headquarters of the Ministry of Justice in Makurdi.
Hundreds Of Protesters Storm Court Of Appeal Premises, Demanding Return Of Their Stolen Mandate.
Hundreds of angry protesters have reportedly stormed the Court of Appeal premises in Abuja, where the presidential election petition tribunal is going on, demanding the return of their mandate stolen during the just concluded presidential election. The angry protesters were seen carrying placards with several inscriptions. Some of the inscription read: "INEC let Nigeria win, Nigerians not for sale, #We fight for justice, A fraudulent election cannot produce a credible leader, #Occupy INEC now, We stand for justice, among other inscriptions.
PDP Has Right to Suspend, Expel You if Action is in Accordance with the Law, Court Tells Nyesom Wike
According to Vangaurd News report, In a significant ruling, the Federal High Court in Abuja has affirmed that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) possesses the authority to suspend or expel its members, including former Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, if such actions are conducted in compliance with the law.
President Court Of Appeal Monica Dongban Mensem Dedicate High Court Complex In Jos Plateau State.
According to VanguardNews, Court of Appeals President Monica Dongban Mensem has dedicated the Plateau High Court complex and Multi-Door Court in Jos. At the event, Dongban-Mensem thanked Gov.Simon Lalong for completing the complex, but said the judiciary must be equipped with tools for effective functioning in order to bring justice to the people, including an enabling environment for effective administration of justice . She described justice as the last resort of administering justice for the common man,
Reactions Trails As Court Begins Labour Party Pre-hearing On May 19th, 2023
Kenneth Okonkwo, on his verified Twitter account, expressed a resolute faith in the God of justice to ensure fairness. He confidently reiterated his belief, stating, “high spirit, believing in the God of justice to do justice.” These words struck a chord among many, resonating with their desire for a just and equitable society.
15-year-old Boy was Killed & His Dead Body Was Dumped Inside A Soak-Away Pit By Imo Prison Escapee
Residents of the Iheoma community in Orlu Local Government Area of Imo State have been thrown into mourning following the murder of 15-year-old Chimuanya Sixtus Arudiegwu, whose body was found with some sensitive parts removed last Thursday. DAILY POST gathered that the boy was allegedly killed and the corpse dumped in a soak-away pit by an Imo prison escapee identified as Emeka Egbuaba.
Supreme Court Justice Okoro Criticizes Nigerians for Discussing Judiciary Problems on Social Media
Justice Inyang Okoro's recent ruling on the double nomination of Shettima has stirred heated controversy in Nigeria. Justice Okoro, widely regarded as one of the most divisive and compromised members of the bench, has voiced his frustration with the widespread use of social media in Nigeria to discuss issues in the country's judicial system.
The Tribunal Has The Opportunity To Redefine The Meaning Of Justice In Nigeria- Dele Farotimi
In wake of the ongoing proceedings at the presidential election petition court, Nigerian lawyer, Dele Farotimi has revealed that the Judges have the opportunity to redefine the meaning of justice in Nigeria. Speaking in an interview with Sahara Reporters TV, Dele Farotimi argued that the lawyers at the Tribunal, have to take critical look at the evidences provided before them, to determine whether Bola Tinubu is the actual winner of the election or not.
Election Tribunal Judges Would Have Been On Trial If They Had Allowed Live Broadcasts - Dr. Maho
Amid the ongoing public outrage that has greeted the ruling delivered by the five-man panel of Appeal Court Justices against the live broadcast of court proceedings at the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal (PEPT), veteran journalist, and public affairs commentator, Dr. Austin Maho has come out to insist that the judges may have considered the over-arching implications of allowing the public to closely monitor the court processes.
Supreme Court Accuses PDP of Using Social Media to Bully Justices
According to reports, the Supreme Court of Nigeria has accused the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of using social media to bully and terrorize its justices. The allegation was made by Justice Inyang Okoro while delivering judgment in an appeal filed by the PDP seeking to void the election of President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu.
No Nation Can Be Great When Its Justice Delivery System Is Rooted In Questionable Decisions- Okutepa
Mr Jibrin Okutepa, SAN, a counsel to the Labour Party and its presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi, has taken a unique stand on Nigeria's path to greatness. According to him, no nation in the world can be great if its justice delivery system is questionable and its judiciary is not respected by many people.
Presidential Election Court turns down live coverage of proceedings
According to reports coming from DAILY POST, the Presidential Election Petition Court, on Monday in Abuja rejected the request by the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar for the live streaming of proceedings of his petition against the election and announcement of Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the winner of the last presidential poll.
Lagos Police PRO replies Peter Okoye's tweet saying Police should temper justice with Mercy on Seun.
Lagos State Police Command Public Relations Officer PRO, Benjamin Hundeyin has left his fans and social media users buzzing after replying a tweet from Nigerian Singer, Peter Okoye popularly known as Mr P asking the Nigerian Police Force to temper justice with Mercy on Seun Kuti. Asking the Nigerian Police Force to temper justice with Mercy on Seun Kuti after he was caught on Camera assaulting a Policeman in Lagos State, Peter Okoye tweeted: "Dear @PoliceNG, what Seun did was wrong!
Alleged Murder: Court Restrains Magistrate From Taking Action Against Doguwa
A Federal High Court in Kano has restrained further action against the embattled majority leader of the House of Representatives, Alhassan Ado Doguwa. The court, presided over by Justice Mohammad Yunusa on Monday held that it has jurisdiction to hear and grant the N500 million bail on exparte application.
Election Tribunal: No Trust, Confidence In Nigeria’s Judiciary – Dahiru, Others Lament
According to information gathered from Daily Post, Umar Dahiru, a former chairman of the Senate Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights, and Legal Matters, claims that Nigerians have lost faith in the nation's judicial system while the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal continues to meet. When Justice Sleeps: Burning Issues and Crises in the Administration of Justice in Nigeria was the topic of a speech by Dahiru on Thursday in Abuja.
APC Governorship Candidate Tonye Cole Vows to Pursue Petition for Justice in Rivers State Election
The governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State, Tonye Cole, has affirmed his commitment to pursuing his petition challenging the outcome of the 2023 governorship election. Addressing recent rumors about the APC's withdrawal from the petition against the state's governor-elect, Similiayi Fubara, Cole stated that he will persist in seeking justice.
Edo Chief Judge retires from service
Justice Joe Acha, the chief justice of Edo, departed from the state judiciary on Friday at the age of 65. According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Justice Daniel Okungbowa, the newly appointed interim Chief Judge, characterized the retiring Chief Judge as the very essence of honesty and a jurist of undeniable renown.