... actions of the ********** against *** ******** *** ******* with malice. A declaration by *** ********** Court that *** ************ ****** ** the claimant was duly accepted ** *** defendants and as such, the defendants ** not have any capacity and power ** further try *** ******** ****** resigned his job *********** with the 1st and 2nd defendants.  A declaration ** the Honourable Court **** the defendants refusal ** transfer the service of *** claimant ** his new place of employ ...

...the defendants against the claimant was tainted with malice. A declaration by the Honourable Court that the registration letter of the claimant was duly accepted by the defendants and as such, the defendants do not have any capacity and power to further try the claimant having resigned his job appointment with the 1st and 2nd defendants.  A declaration by the Honourable Court that the defendants refusal to transfer the service of the claimant to his new place of employment amounts ...

... The sole issue for determination in the defendant/applicant’s written address in support of his application is: whether this application is grantable having regards to the circumstance of this case.   The defendant/applicant in its argument in support of its application posited that this application is grantable; that an application to a Court for an order to grant a stay of execution of a judgment of a Court is a call upon Court to exercise its discreti ...

... to date *** thereafter, and signed copies of reports of *** employer’s payrolls for **** year from July 2024 ** to **** *** thereafter. ** order ********* the defendant to pay into Employees’ Compensation Fund the sum One ******* and Four Million, Five Hundred ******** Naira (?104,500,000.00) only, ** an *********** *** established through a ********* ********** ** *** defendant’s salaries *** wages record for *** ****** July 2024 to February 2025. An ...

...July 2024 up to date and thereafter. An order directing the defendant to pay into Employees’ Compensation Fund the sum One Hundred and Four Million, Five Hundred Thousand Naira (?104,500,000.00) only, as an outstanding sum established through a statutory estimation of the defendant’s salaries and wages record for the period July 2024 to February 2025. An order directing the defendant to pay into the Employee s’ compensation Fund the sum of Forty-One Mi ...

...nner whatsoever from the defendants, the claimants’ office at No. 38 Ezeogidi Road, Akaboedoji Uruagu, Nnewi popularly known as and called “Okada White House” Nnewi, Nnewi North Local Government Area of Anambra State. Upon the determination of the above issues or resolution of the above issues in favour of the claimants, whether it is not against the rule of law and unconstitutional for the defendants through the men of the 1st defendant to be interfering with and frustrat ...

...led on 26th October, 2021 *** deemed adopted by Order 38 Rule 3 (3) ** NICN Rules 2017. Learned counsel, on his part, firstly sought ** ******** relief 13 (d) and (e) of *** statement of facts and ** rely ** *** ****** (a), (b), (c), (g) and (h) only. The application was duly ******* as prayed. Learned ******* ** claimants then proceeded to adopt *** claimants’ ******* address ***** 13th October, 2021 and filed ** 13th October, 2021 as their final arguments *** submissions before *** ***** ...

...led on 26th October, 2021 *** deemed adopted by Order 38 Rule 3 (3) ** NICN Rules 2017. Learned counsel, on his part, firstly sought ** ******** relief 13 (d) and (e) of *** statement of facts and ** rely ** *** ****** (a), (b), (c), (g) and (h) only. The application was duly ******* as prayed. Learned ******* ** claimants then proceeded to adopt *** claimants’ ******* address ***** 13th October, 2021 and filed ** 13th October, 2021 as their final arguments *** submissions before *** ***** ...

...led on 26th October, 2021 was deemed adopted by Order 38 Rule 3 (3) of NICN Rules 2017. Learned counsel, on his part, firstly sought to withdraw relief 13 (d) and (e) of his statement of facts and to rely on the relief (a), (b), (c), (g) and (h) only. The application was duly granted as prayed. Learned counsel to claimants then proceeded to adopt the claimants’ written address dated 13th October, 2021 and filed on 13th October, 2021 as their final arguments and submissions before the Court ...

...laimant ** *** National Dailies *** the trauma, stress, ********* hardship, ****** ******** *** embarrassment the respondent caused the claimant. The sum of *** ******* ***** (?1,000,000) ** ******* damages. The sum of *** ******* Naira (?2,000,000) only **** of this action.   In ******* of the *********** summons, the claimant **** filed a 15-paragraphs affidavit attached and attached Exhibits A *** B.   The ********** did not fi ...

...******* in two National ******* *** the trauma, stress, emotional hardship, ****** ridicule *** embarrassment the ********** caused *** claimant. *** sum of *** Million ***** (?1,000,000) as ******* damages. The sum ** Two Million Naira (?2,000,000) only **** of this action.   In support of the originating summons, *** claimant **** filed a 15-paragraphs affidavit attached and attached ******** A *** B.   The Respondent did not ** ...

...laimant in two National Dailies for the trauma, stress, emotional hardship, public ridicule and embarrassment the respondent caused the claimant. The sum of One Million Naira (?1,000,000) as general damages. The sum of Two Million Naira (?2,000,000) only cost of this action.   In support of the originating summons, the claimant also filed a 15-paragraphs affidavit attached and attached Exhibits A and B.   The Respondent did not fi ...

...ayroll and signed copies of the defendant's total monthly payrolls, whether the defendant is liable to pay an estimated assessment as determined by the claimant. Whether, having regard to the combined provisions of Sections 33 (1) and 39 (1) of the Employees' Compensation Act, 2010 the claimant is entitled to be furnished by the defendant with estimates of the probable amount of the defendant's payroll from October 2017 up to date and thereafter, and signed copies of its payroll for each year, ...

...ayroll and signed copies of the defendant's total monthly payrolls, whether the defendant is liable to pay an estimated assessment as determined by the claimant. Whether, having regard to the combined provisions of Sections 33 (1) and 39 (1) of the Employees' Compensation Act, 2010 the claimant is entitled to be furnished by the defendant with estimates of the probable amount of the defendant's payroll from October 2017 up to date and thereafter, and signed copies of its payroll for each year, ...

... claimant an estimate of the probable amount of the defendant's payroll and signed copies of the defendant's total monthly payrolls, whether the defendant is liable to pay an estimated assessment as determined by the claimant. Whether, having regard to the combined provisions of Sections 33 (1) and 39 (1) of the Employees' Compensation Act, 2010 the claimant is entitled to be furnished by the defendant with estimates of the probable amount of the defendant's payroll from ...

...os; Compensation Act, 2010 the claimant is entitled to be furnished by the defendant with estimates of the probable amount of the defendant's payroll from October 2017 up to date and thereafter, and signed copies of its payroll for each year, and is entitled to 1.0 percent of the defendant's total monthly payroll from October 2017 up to date and thereafter. Whether, having regard to the provisions of Sections 36 (1) of the Employees' Compensation Act, 2010 the claiman ...

...ndants/applicants submitted that a matter ** statute barred when a party ***** to ***** an ****** ****** the time prescribed ** law. Once that period lapses, *** claimants’ ***** right is extinguished. The defendants/applicants referred *** Court to Egbe v. Adefarasin (1987) 1 **** (Pt. 47) 1 and ***** II v. Adekanye (2004) 13 (Pt. 891) 572. That cause of action ***** ******* 2011 and 2012 and allegedly led to the claimants/respondents disengagement **** ******* ** 2013; that *** claimants ...

...e defendants/applicants submitted that a matter is statute barred when a party fails to bring an action within the time prescribed by law. Once that period lapses, the claimants’ legal right is extinguished. The defendants/applicants referred the Court to Egbe v. Adefarasin (1987) 1 NWLR (Pt. 47) 1 and Aremo II v. Adekanye (2004) 13 (Pt. 891) 572. That cause of action arose between 2011 and 2012 and allegedly led to the claimants/respondents disengagement from service in 2013; that the cla ...

...ting processes in this suit, the 1st, 2nd and 3rd defendants entered a conditional appearance and thereafter filed their statement of defence and counterclaim on the 23rd day of December, 2014. The said statement of defence/counterclaim was duly accompanied by the requisite frontloaded processes, to wit: a list of witnesses, witness statements on oath, and a list of documents to be relied upon at the trial. The 1st to 3rd defendant counter-claimed as follows: An order dire ...

...;                          (Secretary) (Sued for themselves and as representing he Caretaker Committee of the Nigeria Union of Pensioners, Awka South Local Government Area Branch) 6.       Ojinaka Uzoechina (Sued for himself and as representative of the Audit Panel)         & ...

...sp;        (now known as Nwafor Orizu College of Education, Nsugbe) 4.       Honourable Commissioner, Ministry of Tertiary Education, Anambra State 5.       Accountant-General of Anambra State 6.       Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Anambra State             &nbs ...

...ssue that calls for determination is: “Whether this suit, having regard to the judgment of this Court in Suit No. NICN/AWK/47/2019, constitutes an abuse of Court process and is barred by the doctrine of estoppel per rem judicata”.   5.     The law on res judicata is settled. For the doctrine to apply, it must be shown that: a)     the parties in the two actions are the same or privies; b)    the subject matte ...

...he inherent jurisdiction of this Honourable Court.   2.     By the said Preliminary Objection, the 7th defendant/applicant prays this Court for an order dismissing the suit on the ground that this Court lacks the requisite jurisdiction to hear and determine the suit against the 7th defendant/applicant, and for such further or other orders as this Court may deem fit to make in the circumstances.   3.     The objection is founde ...

... An Order of Perpetual Injunction restraining the Defendants by themselves, their agents, servants and/or privies from interfering with the duties and functions of the Claimants in any manner whatsoever as the executive members of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (Heavy Truck Branch), Oleh, in Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State. Cost of this suit.   THE CLAIMANTS’ CASE The case of the Claimants, as glea ...