The protesting workers had grounded activities in the state High Court since Monday over alleged abuse of office and high-handedness by the chief judge.
The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charge when it was read to him in court.
The plaintiff and lawyer, Mr Victor Opatola, chose to represent himself in the suit.
The convict committed the offences on September 14, 2015, in Ishawo Creek, Ikorodu, Lagos.
Its chairman, Abdurashid Abarshi, made this known when he led the association members to reopen the assembly’s gate on Tuesday.
Isaac Enabhule, the counsel to the judgment creditors, said on Sunday in Zaria the meeting was convened at the instance of the university.
The statement directed tanker drivers to protest against NUPENG and police interference and harassment of their leaders.
The minister expressed worries about the increasing rate of sexual abuse in the country and appealed to victims to always speak up.
Mrs Tinubu, in her remarks, held that the soul of a nation is measured by how it treats its children.
