The Federal High Court, Abuja Division, on Wednesday adjourned a suit filed against Iyabo Obasanjo and others over an Abuja property until July 9 for hearing.
Mr Ekwo has unveiled a book that provides a comprehensive examination of Nigeria’s insolvency and bankruptcy framework.
The suit, which was formerly before Justice Inyang Ekwo, began de novo (afresh) following its reassignment to Mr Umar.
“This ruling reinforces the foundational principle of the Nigerian constitution that every individual is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law,” the lawyer said.
Mr Usman alleged that his client, a Muslim, had not been allowed to go for his prayer since he was detained by the SSS.
He held that only INEC could initiate and maintain criminal proceedings for offences under the Electoral Act, 2022.
Despite the judge’s intervention, EFCC operatives stood their ground as they positioned themselves on the third floor of the high-rise building where Court 5 is located.
Mr Erokoro told the court that Mr Udeh-Okoye is the substantive national secretary of the party.
The company argued that allowing the transaction to proceed would jeopardise its ability to enforce any favourable judgment or arbitration award.
The judge described Ms Omomoh as a “crooked and dishonest human being.”
