...onourable Court directing the Defendants jointly and severally to pay the sum of Two Million, Eight Hundred and Eighty Seven Thousand One Hundred and Twenty Six Naira (N2,887,126.00) only being Claimant’s salaries arrears for 11 months of his appointment at Two Hundred and Sixty Two Thousand Four Hundred and Thirty Three Naira, Thirty Three Kobo (N262,433.33) only per month as agreed in a joint meeting with the Defendants. g.     An order of this Honourable Court ...

... 03/07/2024. 3.      The claimant testified in proof of his case as CW1, after identifying his witness statement on oath, he adopted same as his evidence in this case.  Documents were tendered in evidence through CW1, they were admitted in evidence and marked as exhibits C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, C7, C8 C9, A, B, C and D. On 27/11/2024, the Claimant was after giving evidence in chief cross-examined by counsel for the defendant thereafter, he was discharged. ...

...03/07/2024. 3.      The claimant testified in proof of his case as CW1, after identifying his witness statement on oath, he adopted same as his evidence in this case.  Documents were tendered in evidence through CW1, they were admitted in evidence and marked as exhibits C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, C7, C8 C9, A, B, C and D. On 27/11/2024, the Claimant was after giving evidence in chief cross-examined by counsel for the defendant thereafter, he was discharged. ...

...ying his witness statement on oath, he adopted same as his evidence in this case.  Documents were tendered in evidence through CW1, they were admitted in evidence and marked as exhibits C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, C7, C8 C9, A, B, C and D. On 27/11/2024, the Claimant was after giving evidence in chief cross-examined by counsel for the defendant thereafter, he was discharged. The defendant in its defence called two witnesses viz: Mr. Solomon Akperiojirre and Glory Egbe. Glory Egbe testified ...

...his evidence in this case.  Documents were tendered in evidence through CW1, they were admitted in evidence and marked as exhibits C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, C7, C8 C9, A, B, C and D. On 27/11/2024, the Claimant was after giving evidence in chief cross-examined by counsel for the defendant thereafter, he was discharged. The defendant in its defence called two witnesses viz: Mr. Solomon Akperiojirre and Glory Egbe. Glory Egbe testified first on the 30/01/2025 as DW1. She adopted her witnes ...

...tance of this case, the applicant is not entitled to injunctive reliefs restraining the respondents and any other person acting through them from interfering with the applicant’s authority and operations. Whether the respondents, who purport to have obtained a mining lease from the Nigeria Mining Cadastre Office for the purpose of sand/gravel dredging operations, are not by operation of law and the Constitution of the applicant union subject to the jurisdiction and regulatory ...

...d as it is only the case of the claimant as put forward by him before the court that the court will consider and render its judgment. 4.     As it can be gleaned from the statement of facts and the witness statement on oath adopted by the claimant while giving evidence in chief, the claimant asserted that he was a serving police constable before he was unlawfully dismissed from service without being made to go through the normal procedure of orderly room trial. The ...

...lable" (ISA) travel facilities retirement benefit following the cessation of his employment with the Defendant. From the pleadings, the Claimant submitted his International Passports to the Defendant via email dated 31st July 2014 in furtherance of accessing the ‘ISA’ travel facility, and thereafter sent reminders, but received no response. Upon enquiry, the Claimant was verbally informed by the Defendant's Human Resources Department that he did not qualify for the ticket f ...

...se of refund to previous employers for any excess contributions. 3.     An Order upon the 1st Defendant to immediately process and pay over to the Claimant 25% (Twenty Five percent) of the current balance standing to the Claimant’s credit in the Claimant’s Retirement Savings Account with the 1st Defendant. 4.     The sum of N5,000,000.00 (Five Million Naira) as general damages for breach of contract by the Defendants to quickly process and ...

...ondition precedent to be eligible for selection and re-appointment as Vice Chancellor is the true position of the law governing the selection of candidates to the post of Vice Chancellor. Whether the Independence and Impartiality being the hallmarks of paragraphs 3(1) (a) (b); 3(2) (a) I, ii, iii (b); 3(3); 3(5); 3 (6); 3(7);and paragraph 9(1) (b) and 9(2) of the First Schedule to the University of Cross River State Law 2020, juxtaposed with section 36 of the Constitution of the Federal Rep ...

...commodation and medical care (himself and family and other fringe benefits until his retirement) A DECLARATION that the so-called University Housing Policy of 2019 was illegal, null and void as it was contrary to the Senior Staff Conditions of Service (manual) which was not served on the Claimant nor his consent sought as provided for in Section 5 of the Senior Staff manual before it was made or adopted. A DECLARATION that by virtues of the Conditions of Service appurte ...

... that by virtues of the Conditions of Service appurtenant to the UNICAL Act. The Applicant who was billed to retire peacefully from services of the 1st Defendant was entitled to his terminal benefits, right to vacate his quarters of QB4 UNICAL Staff Quarters was entitled to freedom to do so peaceably without being harassed violently or threatened. A DECLARATION that it was wrongful, unconstitutional and resort to self-help the attempted use of force to eject the Applicant’s fa ...

...ion extended to the Applicant by the 3rd Respondent at the instance of the 4th – 8th Respondents in respect of the facts of this case is null and void and in violation of the Applicant’s rights to dignity of human person, personal liberty, privacy, and movement A DECLARATION that the detention of the Applicant from 28th to 30th of August 2024 by the 3rd Respondent, agent of the 1st. 2nd, and 9th Respondents, at the instance of the 4th – 8th Respondents in respect of the fa ...

...al benefit as provided for in the 1st Defendant’s condition of service also applicable to the 2nd Defendant.                            iii.            An Order directing Defendants to pay Claimant the sum of ?770,000.00 (seven hundred and seventy thousand Naira) as 11 Months’ gross salary as his termi ...

...entatives of the Claimants as contained in a communiqué of 8/7/2020. An order of this Honourable Court directing the Defendants jointly and severally to pay the Claimants each, three (3) months’ salary in lieu of notice in compliance with the condition of service and other financial benefits including leave grants that accrues to their employment. An order of this Honourable Court directing the Defendants jointly and severally to pay the Cla ...

...nd employment as Chaplain of Unical Chapel of Redemption beyond 31st January 2026 as announced by the 2nd Defendant on 13th July 2025 is null and void and of no effect whatsoever same having been done in contravention of sections 36 and 37 of the Constitution of Unical Chapel of Redemption. An Order restraining the 1st Defendant from performing the duties and functions    of the Chaplain of Unical Chapel of Redemption and from receiving and/or e ...

... AN ORDER directing the Defendants, their servants, agents and privies to forthwith pay the Claimant the sum of Two Hundred and Forty Thousand (N240:000.00) only, being the part of his salaries withheld for Twelve (12) months from January, 2022-December 2022. AN ORDER directing the Defendants to pay the Claimant the sum of Ten Million Naira (N10,000.000.00) only, being damages for his withheld salaries and the unlawful and wrongful dismissal of his employment. AN ORDE ...

...sp;together  with   them.   The Claimant employment is running as the same is covered by the Civil Service Rules and the Claimant appointment has not been terminated. The Claimant has been going to the 2nd Defendant’s office and has been rebuffed at each occasion from her home town which is more than fifty kilometers to Calabar at a very exorbitant transport fare. The 2nd Defendant has refused to address the issues raised by the Claimant since when the letter was s ...

...ade Union Congress of Nigeria, Cross River State Council other than the persons contained in the Consensus list submitted to it. A DECLARATION that the purported imposition of candidates for the position of Chairperson and other positions of the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, Cross River State Councils contrary to the procedure for State Council Delegate Conference 2025 and therefore Ultra vires, and ipso facto incompetent, illegal, null and void. A DECLARATION that t ...

...fendants have not set eyes on the complaint or any other process filed in this case save as discovered vide exhibit A. It was also stated in the affidavit in support that the 1st defendant/applicant is a company incorporated in the corporate affairs commission but only has a certificate of registration issued to her by the Nigeria export Processing Zones Authority. Exhibit C is the certificate of registration as an enterprise in Calabar free Trade Zones. ...

...ade Union Congress of Nigeria, Cross River State Council other than the persons contained in the Consensus list submitted to it. A DECLARATION that the purported imposition of candidates for the position of Chairperson and other positions of the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, Cross River State Councils contrary to the procedure for State Council Delegate Conference 2025 and therefore Ultra vires, and ipso facto incompetent, illegal, null and void. A DECLARATION that t ...

...e was issued with contract of employment by the defendant in writing. During the time he was working all his leave were in writing, he fills form to that effect. He does not have any document to show he was suspended. Mr. joseph Okon Effiong is site manager who orally suspended him. He was arrested and detained by police. The arrest was as a result of report to police by the defendant. He has not been able to get the document from the police. There is no connection to defendant on his suspension ...

...e was issued with contract of employment by the defendant in writing. During the time he was working all his leave were in writing, he fills form to that effect. He does not have any document to show he was suspended. Mr. joseph Okon Effiong is site manager who orally suspended him. He was arrested and detained by police. The arrest was as a result of report to police by the defendant. He has not been able to get the document from the police. There is no connection to defendant on his suspension ...

...endant in writing. During the time he was working all his leave were in writing, he fills form to that effect. He does not have any document to show he was suspended. Mr. joseph Okon Effiong is site manager who orally suspended him. He was arrested and detained by police. The arrest was as a result of report to police by the defendant. He has not been able to get the document from the police. There is no connection to defendant on his suspension. Paragraph 20 is not correct. The defendant c ...