Justice Ahmed Ramat Mohammed issued the temporary order while ruling in a motion on notice filed by Shuaib praying the court to stop…
In the ruling on the motion argued by Moses Ebute from the Chambers of Chief Ogwu James Onoja in Abuja, Justice Mohammed directed the parties in the suit to maintain “Status Quo Ante Bellum”. By the order of ‘status quo ante bellum’, parties are to remain in the positions they were before Shuaib’s suit marked FHC/ABJ/ CS/1027/2023 was instituted against the defendants.
At yesterday’s proceedings, the Speaker, Edo State House of Assembly was represented by his counsel, Okotie Eboh, while the Chief Judge was represented by Francis Ogbe, who both opposed granting Shuaib’s request but lost in the Court’s ruling.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)
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