President of the court, Justice Ricardo Gonçalves, announced this at the formal unveiling of the court’s Electronic Case Management System on Monday, in Abuja.
The ECOWAS Court of Justice has called on member states to cooperate with the court to ensure the effective enforcement of its judgments, especially in human rights cases.
Ms Akintayo said that Adesugba’s inability to account for how the proceeds of sale disappeared was enough to find her guilty.
Mr Awe, a staff of Seedly Prime Microfinance Bank, Ibadan, was charged with stealing, to which he pleaded not guilty.
Ms Oyeleye ordered that both the complainant and respondent are free to do as they please, because the court could not separate what was not in existence.
“My lord, due to Sola’s unhealthy attitude and meanness towards me, I am now living with my brother.”
The man said the wife once asked for ‘oriki’ (Panegyric name) as well as his mother’s full maiden name.
“Look at her height and weight. Now, imagine her pinning me down and trying to sniff life out of me.”
Mr Frank told the court his wife was denying him sex and had threatened to kill him and takeover his property.
“He sleeps in the living room and never cared about me.”
