Justice James Omotosho, in a judgment, held that the plaintiffs lacked locus standi (legal right) to institute the suit.
Mr Akpabio said, “We recommend prompt and decisive punishment for erring judges who are found to be involved in this abuse.”
Ms Shoninbare condemned the act and stressed that “no one should endure bullying, whether at the hands of their peers or adults.”
The embattled ex-Kogi governor said he was not a fugitive and claimed the EFCC did not invite him for interrogation over any alleged financial infractions.
“The fight is not over,” said the rights organisation. “Legal challenges are expected against individual removals and the law itself.”
There is the need for full implementation of the Compulsory Treatment Law, 2020 across health institutions in the state.
Mr Iheanacho said the court would be taking a grave risk by granting the Binance agent a bail.
Baba Ijesha, in his notice of appeal marked CA/LAG/CR/544/23, asked the appellate court to set aside the lower court’s judgment.
The settlement deal was a form of admission by the DOJ that its laxity to take seriously the allegations raised in 2015 against Mr Nassar emboldened him to abuse more victims.
Sending refugees to Rwanda, or anywhere else, will never be an effective solution, warns the International Rescue Committee (IRC).
