... without loss in rank and promotion.   d.     An order mandating the 1st Defendant to pay the Claimant arrears of salary from 25th November 2020, till she is reinstated into the employment of the Defendant.   e.      An order mandating the 1st Defendant to remit the backlog of the Claimant’s contribution to the PFA.   f.        An order restraining the Defendants jointly and ...

... a notice of preliminary objection. The Claimant filed a reply to the statement of defence on 17th December 2021. The trial commenced on 26th April 2023 and concluded on 5th July 2023. The Claimant’s attorney testified on behalf of the Claimant. During the stage of tendering the Claimant’s Solicitor’s letter dated 5th August 2020, the Defendant’s counsel objected to it, as well as to the certificate of authentication and the accompanying emails, arguing that the certificate of auth ...

...tion that the employment of the Claimant with the Defendants is still subsisting.   d.     A declaration that the Claimant is entitled to all his emoluments before and after the employment of the Claimant was purportedly retired till the date of his reinstatement and due retirement in accordance with the Public Service Rules and relevant labour laws.   e.      An order of this Honourable Court compelling the Defendants to ...

...’s contribution (N5,995,000) to the purchase of the status car in the vehicle purchase agreement.   e.      Order of specific performance arrogating the work of the Claimant to the Business Continuity Management Team, not the Business Continuity Steering Committee (BCSC), in line with the rulebook and responsibilities within Business Continuity Management practice in the LBS Case Study – Nigerian Exchange Group; Riding the Tides.   f.&nb ...

...t directing the Defendants to pay the sum of N600,000 (six hundred thousand naira) to the Claimant, being the expenses incurred by the Claimant for the training of the 1st Defendant under the Training Bond Agreement dated 8th May 2015.   f.     An order of Court directing the Defendants to pay the sum of N2,000,000 (two million naira) to the Claimant, being the expenses incurred by the Claimant for the training of the 1st Defendant under the Training Bond A ...

...naira) to the Claimant, being the expenses incurred by the Claimant for the training of the 1st Defendant under the Training Bond Agreement dated 31st December 2012.   e.      An order of the Court directing the Defendants to pay the sum of N600,000 (six hundred thousand naira) to the Claimant, being the expenses incurred by the Claimant for the training of the 1st Defendant under the Training Bond Agreement dated 8th May 2015.   f.   ...

...loitation and other unfair labour practices.   e.    A declaration that the unfair, wrongful, and unlawful actions of the Defendant against the Claimant constitute a clear case of false imprisonment, violate the Data Privacy and Protection law, amount to character assassination/defamation, as well as unethical labour practices.   f.     An order of Court setting aside the purported termination of employment of the Claimant by the ...

...of Emotional Distress [TIED] on the Claimant.   An order directing the Defendant to permanently remove the Claimant’s name, phone number, and his personal data from its company servers, applications, company’s purchase orders, and email templates as the buyer/contact person of the Defendant, which the Defendant has sent to its sellers/customers all over the world.   An order of this Honourable Court directing the Defendant ...

...th October 2025. During the trial, the Claimant testified in support of his claims and tendered nine exhibits, and was cross-examined. The Claimant’s second witness, Mr. Adewunmi Adegbite, a pensioner of the Defendant, also testified in support of the Claimant’s claims and was cross-examined. The suit was then adjourned to 7th October 2025 for the defence. At the resumed hearing on 7th October 2025, Mr. Abiodun Shitta, the Head of the Pension Unit of the Defendant, testified in defen ...

...2023 and was concluded on 18th March 2024. The Claimant testified, tendered three exhibits, and the matter was adjourned to 30th November 2023 for cross-examination and defence, and subsequently to 18th March 2024. At the resumed hearing on 18th March 2024, the Claimant was cross-examined. After that, the Defendant’s witness testified, tendered seven exhibits, and was cross-examined. The matter was then adjourned for the adoption of final written addresses. Parties exchanged final written ...

... February 2021, the Claimant experienced an accident that resulted in the loss of three fingers. He attributes the accident to a trainee who may have activated the machine while standing by the start button. The Defendant is accused of failing to implement appropriate safety measures and of failing to provide a safe working environment. As a result of the trainee's negligent actions, the Claimant has endured significant pain, injury, and partial permanent disability. Consequently, he has in ...

...ant.   f.     The sum of N33,500.00 [thirty-three thousand, five hundred naira] per annum from the year 2020 till a valid determination of the Claimant’s employment with the Defendant.   g.    General Damages in the sum of N500,000.00 [five hundred thousand naira] against the Defendant for the hardship, psychological pain, inconvenience, discomfort, and emotional stress, or whatsoever occasioned on the Claimant.   h.& ...

...          Brief facts of the case   3.       The Claimant states that he was employed by the Defendant as a security officer with a monthly salary of N20,000.00. During his employment, his salary was increased to N40,000.00 per month but was later reduced to N35,000.00, effective 1st June 2019, which was the amount he earned at the time of his termination. Upon his termination, the Defendant refused to pay his severance benefit, which he state ...

...23. The trial commenced and concluded on 21st February 2024. During the trial, the Claimant testified in support of his claims and tendered three exhibits. He was then cross-examined and re-examined. The Defendant’s witness and Chief Security Officer, Mr. Adeniyi Taiwo Adekala, also testified in defence of the suit, tendered three exhibits, and was cross-examined. Following the testimonies, the suit was adjourned to adopt final written addresses. Both parties exchanged their final written ...

...ent of defence and counterclaimed against the Claimant for:   An order of this Honourable Court mandating the Defendant to counterclaim to forthwith return the Counterclaimant’s laptop in her possession to the Counterclaimant or [pay] the sum of N500,000.00 [five hundred thousand naira] being the value of the laptop.   The sum of N500,000.00 [five hundred thousand naira], being damages for conversion.   ...

...the malicious, wrongful, unfair, unjust, unconscionable, and unlawful withholding of the HMO coverage of the Claimant and his family.   The sum of forty million naira [N40,000,000] as unpaid bonus, profit sharing, general damages for the trauma, emotional distress, and wrongful treatment meted out to the Claimant during his employment and up to the time of the termination of his employment.   Ten percent [10%] interest [or as may ...

...  An order bringing up the Tax and Pension records of the Defendant for vetting and auditing by the Lagos State Board of Internal Revenue Service and the National Pension Commission in conjunction with the Registry of the Honourable Court for the purpose of determining defaults.   History of the case   2.       Upon receiving the originating process, the Defendant filed its memorandum of appearance and statement of defence on 1 ...

... the Claimant the sum of N1,560,000.00 [one million, five hundred and sixty thousand naira] and the sum of N550,000.00 [five hundred and fifty thousand naira], being the unpaid field expenses to the Claimant and illegal salary deduction from July 2019 to May 2020.   f.     An order of this Honourable Court directing the Defendant to immediately pay to the Claimant the sum of N2,229,000.00 [two million, two hundred and twenty-nine thousand naira], being the h ...

... the Claimant the sum of N1,560,000.00 [one million, five hundred and sixty thousand naira] and the sum of N550,000.00 [five hundred and fifty thousand naira], being the unpaid field expenses to the Claimant and illegal salary deduction from July 2019 to May 2020.   f.     An order of this Honourable Court directing the Defendant to immediately pay to the Claimant the sum of N2,229,000.00 [two million, two hundred and twenty-nine thousand naira], being the h ...

....   The cost of this action.                         2.         Upon receiving the originating process, the Defendant filed a conditional memorandum of appearance and a statement of defence on 23rd January 2020. Subsequently, on 4th August 2020, the Defendant filed a motion on notice to regularise the statement of defence, which was deemed properly filed and served o ...

...from February 2012 to May 2016.   An order directing the Defendants to pay the Claimant the sum of N3,682,146.88k, being his pension for 16 months, i.e. June 2016 to September 2017, which was withheld by the Defendants.    An order directing the Defendants to pay the Claimant the balance of his pension in the sum of N172,835.13k per month from September 2017 until judgment.   An order directing the ...

...endant’s notice of preliminary objection dated 22nd May 2019, which was consequently struck out. The matter was then set down for judgment.   Facts of the case   3.         A brief overview of the case reveals that the Claimant joined the Defendant's service on 5th October 1990, with his appointment confirmed on 29th April 1993. He rose to the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Narcotics, promoted on 10th October 2003, and received commendation for ...

...mmenced on 26th November 2021 and was concluded on 14th March 2023. The Claimant testified to support her claims, tendered 17 exhibits and was cross-examined. During the cross-examination, the Defendant’s counsel tendered two exhibits through the Claimant. The Defendant’s Head of Legal, Mr Oluwaseyi Oni, testified in defence of the suit. He tendered 13 exhibits and was also cross-examined. The matter was subsequently adjourned for the adoption of final written addresses. Both parties ...

...cy handbook.   The sum of €43,500, being the Defendant’s pension contribution statutorily due to the Claimant at the rate of 10% of the Claimant’s monthly salary for the 58 months of his employment.   The sum of €30,645, which represents 2% of the total unpaid pension contribution, a penalty for failure to remit the pension within 7 days after payment of salary, c ...