Individuals from the Ani Oyiwode family were accused of attempting to lease about 300 hectares of communal land jointly owned by both families without proper consultation.
The judge vowed not to entertain rascality from any of the lawyers.
He said it reflects the status of candidates who do not yet meet the eligibility requirements for admission.
He said Nigeria inherited a complex security landscape shaped by years of neglect.
He said successive governments attempted to finance long-term projects with short-term resources.
The VC noted, “It also highlights the exceptional quality, discipline and ingenuity of our students.”
The NDLEA chairman commended the Nigerian judiciary for its steadfast support.
The judge adjourned the continuation of the trial-within-trial until June 24.
Mr Godwin is a staff member of the Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development.
Ms Phala-Moyo urged beneficiaries to utilise the knowledge acquired to train others
