Kashamu extradition suit: Court to reopen hearing on June 6

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A Federal High Court in Lagos has now fixed June 6, to reopen hearing in a suit by Senator Buruji Kashamu, seeking to stop his extradition to the US, on alleged drug-related charges.

Kashamu, who is Senator representing Ogun East Senatorial District at the National Assembly, had in his suit, FHC/L/CS/930/2018, joined the following as respondents:

He is urging the court to restrain the respondents and their agents from arresting or detaining him, in any manner whatsoever, or interfering with his right to personal liberty and freedom of movement.Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke had since taken arguments in the suit from respective parties after which the court had reserved judgment until April 29.

The court had then asked him if he was aware of a letter written by the applicant seeking to reopen trial, and when he told the court that he was not aware. After reading the letter, Oigoga informed the court that defence would file its counter affidavit in opposition.At the resumed hearing of the case, Kashamu’s lawyer, Mrs Ifeoma Esom, informed the court of plaintiffs motion seeking to reopen hearing in the suit.

 

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