...DUCTION 1.     The claimant respondent in this motion, as applicant, took out a motion on notice on 2/3/2024 against the respondents, now applicants in this motion. The main relief sought in the motion is an order of certiorari quashing the dismissal of the applicant/respondent by a letter dated 11th day of December, 2023 and an order that the letter of dismissal served on the applicant dated 11th day of December, 2023 is null and void and of no effect whatsoever. ...

...DUCTION 1.     The claimant respondent in this motion, as applicant, took out a motion on notice on 2/3/2024 against the respondents, now applicants in this motion. The main relief sought in the motion is an order of certiorari quashing the dismissal of the applicant/respondent by a letter dated 11th day of December, 2023 and an order that the letter of dismissal served on the applicant dated 11th day of December, 2023 is null and void and of no effect whatsoever. ...

...ame in writing devoid of any negative comment. 2.      The defendant filed a memorandum of appearance and a statement of defence by a motion of 2/7/2019 but filed on 22/8/2019. By a motion of 25/1/2023 and filed 30/1/2023, the defendant amended its statement of defence. Filed a consequential amended statement of defence on 22/2/2024 and a re-sworn witness statement of DW on 12/8/2024. 3.      On the original complaint, the names of the ...

... Law, Cap S 12, No 4, Laws of Kwara State, 2006, Clause 11.8.1 of Regulations Governing Conditions of Service for Both Senior and Junior Staff of the Kwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin, REVISED: 2010, the Respondents can validly conduct investigations which affect or indict the Applicant without affording the Applicant the opportunity to be heard. 4.      Whether by a community reading of section 36 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 as alt ...

...yokunle Oluwabusayo Balogun – N711,100.61 (Seven Hundred and Eleven Thousand, One Hundred Naira, Sixty-one kobo) only. b.      Dr. Clement Atachebe Onate – N664,004.80 (Six Hundred and Sixty Four Thousand, Four Naira, Eighty kobo) only. c.       Dr. Clement Adekunle Komolafe – N1,494,010.80 (One Million, Four Hundred and Ninety-Four Thousand, Ten Naira, Eighty kobo) only. d.      Dr. Sulyman Olakun ...

...led to retire.as a staff of the defendants. iii.  AN order that such computation and payment of the entitlement  due to the claimant shall not exceed 30 days after the  judgment of this honourable court or so soon thereafter. iv.  Cost of N10,000,000.00 only as general damages against the defendants for unlawful termination of his employment v.     Cost of action at N2,000,000.00 to be paid by the defendants to the claimant. 2.   ...

...led to retire.as a staff of the defendants. iii.  AN order that such computation and payment of the entitlement  due to the claimant shall not exceed 30 days after the  judgment of this honourable court or so soon thereafter. iv.  Cost of N10,000,000.00 only as general damages against the defendants for unlawful termination of his employment v.     Cost of action at N2,000,000.00 to be paid by the defendants to the claimant. 2.   ...

...om them from victimizing, harassing and embarrassing the Claimant. f.       The sum of N10,000,000 (Ten Million Naira) as general damages. g.      The sum of N500,000 (Five Hundred Thousand Naira) as cost of litigation. h.     10% interest per annum on the judgment sum. 3.     The defendants filed a memorandum of appearance and a statement of defence by a motion of 25/9/2020. The ...

...til this matter is determined and thereafter until he retires from the services of the 1st defendant. f.       An Order re-instating the claimant back to his duty post as a staff of the defendants’ institution, forthwith. g.      The sum of N20m (sic) as General Damages.   CASE OF THE CLAIMANT   5.     It is the case of the claimant who testified as CW that he joined the defendant in ...

...Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as altered) and Section 12(4) of the Trade Unions Act, 2004, the claimants are entitled to refrain from, not to join and/or denounce membership of the 5th defendant. 2.       A Declaration that the deductions of check off dues from the salaries of the claimants by the 1st to 3rd defendants and remitting same to the 5th defendant, in the absence of written instructions or authorizations from the claimants and in view of the ...

...DER of mandamus directing and or compelling the Respondents to compute and pay the emoluments of the Applicants from October 2010 to December 2011 pursuant to the judgment of the Court of Appeal in Appeal No. CA/AE/43/2011 which was affirmed by the Supreme Court in Appeal No SC.120/2013.   AND FOR SUCH FURTHER ORDER OF OTHER ORDERS as the Honourable Court may deem fit to make in the circumstances.   3.     The grounds upon which the above reliefs ...

...nbsp;   The claimant filed a reply to the statement of defence and additional witness statements of three witnesses by a motion of 17/3/2022.   CASE OF THE CLAIMANT 4.     The claimant adopted his witness deposition of 21/2/2022 on 15/6/2022. It is the claimant’s case that he was an employee of the defendant by a letter of appointment dated 6/2/2013. That he rose through the ranks to become Associate professor in September, 2016 in the defe ...