Federal High Court in Lagos on Friday fixed March 21 to
hear a motion filed by the suspended Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Malam
Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, seeking enforcement of his fundamental right. Lamido had
filed the suit through his counsel, Prof. Yemi Osibanjo (SAN), seeking an order
restraining the police and officers of the State Security Service (SSS) from
arresting, detaining or otherwise harassing him. Joined as first to third
respondents in the suit are: The Attorney General of the Federation, Inspector
General of Police and the SSS.
When the case was mentioned on Friday, Justice Ibrahim Buba
adjourned it to March 21 for hearing, following an application for adjournment
moved by counsel to all the respondents.
Counsel to the AGF, Dr Oscar Nliam, holding the brief of
Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN), informed the court that his office had just been
briefed on the matter.
He told the court that they were yet to receive all the
processes filed by the applicant, and therefore prayed the court for a short
adjournment to enable him collate all processes.
7 Comments
Congrtas
ReplyDeleteCongrats to him ooo
ReplyDeleteAdjournment don start...
ReplyDeleteI pity sanusi..he shud jus go sleep
ReplyDeleteHow art d mighty fallen
ReplyDeleteAlmight sanusi no longer go wit escort convoy
ReplyDeleteHeard he wantd to hold a press briefin buh ended up runin lagos round bcoz no hotel agreed to alow him use dier hall...looolz! Buh its true
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