... public services of the Federation by Federal Government Ministries Parastatals, security agencies, bodies corporate owned by the Federal Government. (B)    Whether the indigenes of the Federal Capital Territory are not deprived of their employment opportunities into the civil and public services of the Federation in respect of the 1 percent employment opportunity enshrined in the Federal Character Commission Establishment Act, 2004 as a result of the Respondent’s inabi ...

...ach the Defendants as an adverse party cause a change in the character of the suit and if yes, whether the Honourable Court can countenance such an application.   SUBMISSIONS OF THE DEFENDANT/RESPONDENTS 6. In arguing the issue, counsel stated that the law is settled that an application for amendment can be brought at any stage of the proceedings. Reference was made to Order 26 Rule 1 of the Rules of this Court. On the condition that Court will consider for applications for amen ...

...es were effected on the Defendants with several hearing notices issued and served on them, but they failed to enter appearance or defence in this suit. Defendants also failed to cross examine the Claimant after he led his evidence – in – chief. After several adjournments at their instance, Defendants were foreclosed pursuant to Claimant’s counsel application for foreclosure and the case was adjourned for adoption of final written address and subsequently for judgment.   C ...

...bsp;     CHUWANG JOSEPH 22.      MERCY EMMANUEL DUNG 23.      MASHAT AMOS MACHIEF 24.      DABONG NANMET DAUDA 25.      ZAINAB ALIYU IDRIS 26.      ABDULMUMIN ABDULHAMID 27.      MANCHA PAM JOHN 28.      JOSEPH ARIN NYAM 29.      NATHANIEL NENDIMA GOBONG ...

...bsp;   ii.            A Declaration that the act of the 1st, 2nd and 4th defendants in disabling the claimant wallet number 2488 domiciled with First Bank of Nigeria is illegal, null and void.                               iii.         &n ...

...ly without regard to the Constitution of AUNTON in the performance or neglect of his duties.      2.     Whether by virtue of a combined provisions of Articles 2, 3, 4, 4(h), 4(n), 6, 6B, 8, 9, 16A, 16D, 24 and 30 [3(2),(3)], [4], [5(d)],[8],[9], [12],[14] of the AUATON, the Defendant having not complied with the provisions of the said Constitution could validly be said to be acting in the best interests of the 2nd Claimant and not in breach of his ...

...it deposed to by one Elizabeth Oluwakemi, a legal practitioners in the law firm of Musibau Adetunbi, SAN & Co. the law firm representing the 2nd – 4th Defendants/Applicants herein. Attached to the supporting affidavit is a proposed Amended 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Defendant Statement of Defence. Also filed alongside is the Written Address in support of the motion on notice. In the said Written Address, counsel to the Defendants/Applicant formulated alone issue for determination which is whethe ...

...s-examine the Claimant after he led his evidence –in –chief. After several adjournments at the Defendant’s instance, the Defendants were foreclosed from entering defence pursuant to the Claimant’s counsel application for foreclosure and the case was adjourned for adoption of final written address and subsequently for judgment. CASE FOR THE CLAIMANT 3. On the 10th day of December, 2024, the Claimant opened his case, testified as CW1 and adopted his statement on Oath dated the ...