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Non-Assets Declaration: Court of Appeal fixes January 24 to entertain CJN’s appeal against trial - Premium Times NigeriaThe Code of Conduct Bureau instituted an action against the CJN on allegations bothering non-assets declaration.
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Asset Declaration: Court of Appeal Fixes Jan.24 to Entertain CJN’s Appeal against Trial - THISDAYLIVEThe Court of Appeal Abuja on Monday fixed January 24 to hear a notice of appeal seeking to restrain the trial of the Justice Walter Onnoghen, the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT). Chief Adegboyega Awomolo (SAN) Counsel to Onnoghen had filed the appeal challenging the Jan.14 decision of …
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Appeal Court to hear CJN's appeal Thursday - The Nation NigeriaWhen the appeal was mentioned yesterday afternoon, Awomolo identified the various sets of documents filed on January 18, this year, by the appellant, including a motion ex-parte, motion on notice for injunction and a notice of appeal.
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FGN V CJN: Appeal Court Judgment on Justice Nganjiwa - Vanguard News Nigeria...both criminal and disciplinary proceedings of the NJC can go on simultaneously... where one should be suspended pending the conclusion of the other,NJC’s proceeding should wait no where in world it make sense to put a chief judge on trial. The only aim is to make chief judge resigned
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Breaking: Court to hear CJN's appeal against CCT trial on ThursdayThe Court of Appeal in Abuja has fixed Thursday (January 24) for the commencement of hearing in the appeal filed by the Chief Justice of Nigeria
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BREAKING: Appeal Court Bars CCT From Proceeding With CJN’s Trial – Channels TelevisionSangba fo, omi epon Jo danu nice one If you ever have a case in Nigeria, you stand a better chance of justice with your village head and council or even family meeting. Last last, you can settle or do like OBJ and forgive and forget. If you go to court, you are just feeding a lawyer. No justice.
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BREAKING: Appeal Court stops CCT from proceeding with Onnoghen's trialMr Onnoghen is being tried at the CCT for alleged false assets declaration. Catalyst4eva As expected...justice for sale Judiciary! Judiciary!! Judiciary!!! This legal battle against CJN Onnoghen will really be tough.
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BREAKING: Appeal Court bars CCT from hearing Onnoghen’s caseExpected. I knew this would happen, I guess the APC and executive arm of govt will go strategize on their plan B on how to get the CJN out...but, I doubt if it would work. The man is firmly on his seat for now. The battle is begun let's go there
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SDP: Court of Appeal nullifies Jerry Gana's candidacy – Daily TrustThe Court of Appeal in Abuja has nullified the judgement of the FCT High Court which declared Prof Jerry Gana the Presidential Candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) for the 2019 general elections.
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BREAKING: Appeal court sacks Jerry Gana as SDP presidential candidate - Daily Post NigeriaThe Court of Appeal in Abuja has declared a former governor of Cross River State, Donald Duke, as the presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party areogunboy We are tired of all these news,we should be hearing something like,PMB resign and not such 😎😎🖐️ Let me break it down: Buhari appeal court sacks Gana, bcos Gana will take Buharis votes from the north and want SDP candidate to come from the south for it to take Atiku votes from the south because south will vote for Atiku
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