Mr Benye said the instant suit was an abuse of court process.
“While culpability has not been conclusively established against the traditional ruler, there is insufficient evidence to exonerate anyone at this stage,” said the army.
The Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court on Friday remanded a 45-year-old man, Samson Adedokun, in prison custody for defiling his 16-year-old daughter.
The judge further held that assuming without conceding that the plaintiffs had locus standi, he wondered if instituting the action was the right course of action.
“The Three children are looking malnourished and unhealthy. The suspect was arrested,” the police said.
“While 36.9 per cent of individuals in forced labour in their current job are found in the service sector, other than domestic work,” said the report.
“However, in educating students, they have been exposed to norms and values from foreign cultures…and the children then exhibit strange behaviours,” said Mr Buraimoh.
A cleric expressed his disappointment at the development in amending the constitution.
When the matter was called for a report of service, the attorney general of the federation, who is the second defendant in the suit, was not represented in court.
Mr Egbaji was arrested in May 2023 and has been in detention without trial.
