The National Judicial Council at its plenary of the 105th Meeting resolved to issue warning letters to three judges and also barred them from elevation to a higher bench for a period of time. This is contained in a statement by Mr. Soji Oye, the Director of Information of NJC, on Friday in Abuja.…The National Judicial Council at its plenary of the 105th Meeting resolved to issue warning letters to three judges and also barred them from elevation to a higher bench for a period of time.
Brikins-Okolosi of Delta State High Court was issued a warning for failure to deliver judgement within the stipulated period in Joseph Anene Okafor vs. Skye Bank, Suit No. A/94/2010, after the parties had filed and adopted their final written addresses.The council also cautioned Justice Amina Shehu of Yobe State High Court for issuing a Writ of Possession Conferring Title on the Defendant in Suit No.
Others are Justices M. A. Ikpambese and W. I. Kpochi, both of Benue High Court, T. E. Chukwuemeka Chikeka Chief Judge; B. C. Iheka of Imo High Court, Rose Godwin Soji of Nasarawa High Court, T. J. Yakubu, High Court Taraba , W. N. Danagogo and Chinwendu Nworgu, High Court Rivers State, C. C. Okaa, High Court Anambra State; and Hon Justice Abdullahi Sulyman High Court, Kogi.
Others are Justices Nwoye Tochukwu, Nwabunkeonye Onwosi, Okorowe Uwaezuok, Ngozika Okaisabor, Ntong Festus Ntong, Nehizena Afolabi, Nyesom-Wike Suzzette, Babajide Lawal-Akapo, Akinyemi Abiodun Azeem, Oyewumi Oyebiola, and Olukayode Adeniyi. Six Judges for Bauchi State High Court are Amin Umar Ilelah, Aliyu Bin Idris, Ahmed Shuaibu Ningi, Shafa’u Ladan Yusuf, Abdussalam Idris Waziri and Kawu A. Yerima.
The four judges for Kogi State High Court are Ajesola Joseph Sunday, Ojoma Rachael Haruna, Kadiri Badama and Ezema Beatrice Ada.Five Kadis for Sharia Court of Appeal Bauchi State are Ishaku Magaji, Abdurrahman Hassan Sabo, Bello Mohammed Sambowal, Muhyiddeen Mohammed and Mahmoud Idris Shehu Tiyin. The Nigerian Communications Commission has announced a temporary suspension on the issuance of new licences for three telecommunications categories. NCC’s spokesperson, Reuben Muoka, disclosed the suspensions in a statement on Friday, noting that the suspension commences immediately.
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