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In the Federal High Court of Nigeria in the Abuja Judicial Division Holden at Abuja Before His Lordship, Hon IN THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT OF NIGERIA IN THE ABUJA JUDICIAL DIVISION HOLDEN AT ABUJA BEFORE HIS LORDSHIP, HON. JUSTICE A. R. MOHAMMED TUESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL, 2019 CAUSE LIST, COURT 5 NO PURPOSE SUIT NO. PARTIES RULING FHC/ABJ/CS/296/16 NIGERIA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1 VS IBOM POWER CO. LTD & 4 ORS CONTINUATION FHC/ABJ/CR/56/18 FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 2 OF TRIAL VS ABDULRAZAQ MUSTAPHA & 2 ORS FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 3 TRIAL FHC/ABJ/CR/170/13 VS FESTUS ONYEBUCHI OBIDOZIE & ANOR HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/1589/18 ACTION PEOPLES PARTY 4 VS INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/1423/18 LATEEF OLAWALE YAHAYA VS 5 ALL PROGRESSIVES CONGRESS & 2 ORS REPORT OF FHC/ABJ/CS/333/12 MRS. OLAOLUWA OBATOYINBO SETTLEMENT VS 6 NIGERIA DEPOSIT INSURANCE COMMISSION & 2 ORS REPORT OF FHC/ABJ/CS/311/17 MR. BABATUNDE OSIBOWALE OSINUBI 7 SETTLEMENT VS ACCOUNTANT GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/899/18 SEN. HOPE UZODINMA & 2 ORS VS 8 THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA & 5 ORS MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/124/18 ASO SAVINGS & LOAN PLC VS 9 HON. MINISTER, FEDERAL MINISTRY OF POWER, WORKS & HOUSING & 3 ORS MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/1581/18 GABRIEL AGBIDI & ANOR 10 VS KEHINDE A. WAIYE MURITALA & 4 ORS MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/626/18 MRS. CAROLINE ONYEMATARA UCHEM 11 VS ACCOUNTANT GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION & ANOR MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/1216/17 ASSET MANAGEMENT CORPORATION OF NIGERIA 12 VS ROBO MICHEAL NIGERIA LTD & 6 ORS HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/987/18 ASSET MANAGEMENT CORPORATION OF NIGERIA VS 13 EM-LETTE (NIG) LTD & ANOR HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/1020/17 ABUBAKAR ABDULLAHI 14 VS INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE & 7 ORS HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/228/19 HEDGE WORTH MICROFINANCE BANK LTD & 2 ORS 15 VS INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE & 4 ORS HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/308/18 FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA LTD 16 VS FAMAG-JAL NIGERIA LTD IN THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT OF NIGERIA IN THE ABUJA JUDICIAL DIVISION HOLDEN AT ABUJA BEFORE HIS LORDSHIP, HON. JUSTICE A. R. MOHAMMED WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF APRIL, 2019 CAUSE LIST, COURT 5 NO PURPOSE SUIT NO. PARTIES NIGERIA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1 RULING FHC/ABJ/CS/296/16 VS IBOM POWER CO. LTD & 4 ORS MENTION FHC/ABJ/CR/131/16 FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 2 VS AHMADU UMARU FINTIRI & ANOR CONTINUATION FHC/ABJ/CR/389/15 FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 3 OF TRIAL VS BELLO ABBA MOHAMMED & 2 ORS EZE CHUKS STANDARD LINKS NIGERIA LTD 4 MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/957/14 VS JIDECH MINING COMPANY (NIG) LTD & 4 ORS MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/1005/18 IGHODALO IMADEGBELO (SAN) 5 VS NATIONAL POPULATION COMMISSION MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/1006/18 IGHODALO IMADEGBELO (SAN) 6 VS NATIONAL POPULATION COMMISSION DEFENCE FHC/ABJ/CS/233/13 OLUCHI UMEH 7 VS AIR FRANCE HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/598/17 MRS. BELLO O. MORENIKE & 5 ORS VS 8 HON. MINISTER OF LANDS HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/110/17 MRS. ADEBOLA ATOLOYE- KASSIM & 5 ORS VS 9 HON. MINISTER OF LAND, HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/153/14 SAMUEL NWOGA 10 VS UNITY BANK PLC & ANOR HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/1143/17 CHARLES MENKITI ESQ & 3 ORS VS 11 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION & 2 ORS HEARING FHC/L/CS/50/19 FORUM FOR TRANSPARENCY INTEGRITY IN LEARDERSHIP & ANOR 12 VS INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/1008/16 ENGR. LEVI DENEN ADAGA 13 VS EBERECHUKWU EMERIBE & 4 ORS HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/1267/17 CHELSTON INTERNATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL & ANOR 14 VS. CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION & 3 ORS. HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/60/18 CHINEDU NELSON EZEAKOR 15 VS STATE SECURITY SERVICE HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/50/18 ANYAOGU UWA & ANOR 16 VS INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE & 2 ORS HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/930/18 SUNDAY ATTAH 17 VS ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION & ANOR IN THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT OF NIGERIA IN THE ABUJA JUDICIAL DIVISION HOLDEN AT ABUJA BEFORE HIS LORDSHIP, HON. JUSTICE A. R. MOHAMMED THURSDAY THE 11TH DAY OF APRIL, 2019 CAUSE LIST, COURT 5 NO PURPOSE SUIT NO. PARTIES RULING FHC/ABJ/CR/31/18 FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 1 VS BAMAIYI YARO & 2 ORS RULING FHC/ABJ/CR/32/18 FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 2 VS CHINWEZE ORIBO (AKA BROWN) & ANOR INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE 3 MENTION FHC/ABJ/CR/58/13 VS MONDAY ADEJO & ANOR FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 4 MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/46/14 VS AJAY KUMAR BHATIA & ANOR HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/319/15 FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 5 VS MOHAMMED SAMBO DASUKI(RTD) REPORT OF FHC/ABJ/CS/412/14 DULZ INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LTD & ANOR 6 SETTLEMENT VS ALHAJI YAHAYA BAWA & 7 ORS MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/644/18 REV. BUNMI OLUSONA & ANOR 7 VS ALL PROGRESSIVES CONGRESS & 6 ORS MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/312/12 CHIEF AMBROSE OWURU 8 VS PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC PARTY & 4 ORS MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/931/17 STATE SECURITY SERVICE 9 VS ALHAJI BUBA MOHAMMED (SHEIKH) & 6 ORS MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/990/17 JOHNMARY CHUKWUKASI JIDEOBI VS 10 THE GMD, NIGERIA NATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION & 3 ORS MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/171/19 CHARLES KUROBO JAMES 11 VS DEPARTMENT OF STATE SECURITY MENTION FHC/ABJ/CS/147/19 STRICKLAND SERVICES LTD 12 VS CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/87/18 RUXTON ADEBIYI 13 VS KELECHI IBEAWUCHI & 4 ORS HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/1059/17 ASSET MANAGEMENT CORPORATION OF NIGERIA 14 VS CHOSEN OIL & GAS & ANOR HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/997/17 ASSET MANAGEMENT CORPORATION OF NIGERIA 15 VS MINISTER, FCT, ABUJA & ANOR HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/891/17 SULAIMAN ABDULRAHEEM ESQ & ANOR 16 VS INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE & 3 ORS HEARING FHC/ABJ/CS/278/18 MAURITZ WALTON (NIG) LTD 17 VS SOKOTO STATE GOVERNMENT & 4 ORS IN THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT OF NIGERIA IN THE ABUJA JUDICIAL DIVISION HOLDEN AT ABUJA ON MONDAY, THE 8TH DAY OF APRIL, 2019 BEFORE HIS LORDSHIP, HON. JUSTICE I. E. EKWO CAUSE LIST, COURT 6 S/NO SUIT NO. PARTIES 1. FHC/ABJ/CS/1574/18 LAWRENCE OZOEMENA EZE JUDGMENT VS. DR. CHIMAROKE OGBONNA NNAMANI & 2 ORS. 2. FHC/ABJ/CR/5/11 I.G.P. PLEA VS. CHINONYE ANANABA 3. FHC/ABJ/CR/01/18 COMMISSIONER OF POLICE PLEA VS. TIM ELOBAH & ANOR. 4. FHC/ABJ/CR/209/16 F.R.N. TRIAL VS. DIVINE E. OKOROAFOR 5. FHC/ABJ/CS/172/19 KAZTEC ENGINEERING LTD. & 8 ORS. MOTION VS. UNITY BANK PLC. 6. FHC/ABJ/CS/1377/19 MAHMOOD HALILU AHMED MOTION VS. MOHAMMED UMARU JUBRILLA & 4 ORS. 7. FHC/ABJ/CS/455/17 OYO STATE GOVT. & ANOR. REPORT OF VS. SETTLEMENT HON. NED MUNIR NWOKO & 8 ORS. 8. FHC/ABJ/CS/221/15 ISAAC OKEM UKITI MENTION VS. NIG. ARMY & 6 ORS. 9. FHC/ABJ/CS/81/17 INCORP. TRUSTEES OF KINGDOM HUMAN RIGHT MENTION FOUNDATION INT’L & 2 ORS. VS. PRESIDENT, F.R.N. 10. FHC/ABJ/CS/1400/18 MR. SOLOMON UCHE OBIWULU MENTION VS. ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES 11. FHC/ABJ/CS/1037/17 SEN. DAVID A.B. MARK FURTHER MENTION VS. A.G.F. & ANOR. 12. FHC/ABJ/CS/680/08 TV EXTRA PRODUCTION LTD. HEARING VS. N.U.C. & ANOR. 13. FHC/ABJ/CS/436/17 CHIEF MALCOM OMIRHOBO HEARING VS. FED. GOVT. OF NIG. & 3 ORS. 14. FHC/ABJ/CS/752/18 CHARTERED INST. OF CERTIFIED SCRETARIES & HEARING REPORTERS OF NIG. & 3 ORS. VS. PRINCE S.O.A. OZOMAH & ANOR. 15. FHC/ABJ/1298/18 MAURITZ WALTON NIG. LTD. HEARING VS. HON. MINISTER OF FINANCE & 4 ORS. IN THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT OF NIGERIA IN THE ABUJA JUDICIAL DIVISION HOLDEN AT ABUJA ON TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL, 2019 BEFORE HIS LORDSHIP, HON. JUSTICE I. E. EKWO CAUSE LIST, COURT 6 S/NO SUIT NO. PARTIES 1. FHC/ABJ/CS/300/19 A.P.D.A JUDGEMENT VS. I.N.E.C. & ANOR. 2. FHC/ABJ/CR/208/16 F. R. N. TRIAL VS. DIVINE E. OKOROAFOR 3. FHC/ABJ/CS/451/15 JOHANSON PETROLEUM LTD. MOTION VS. PETROLEUM EQUALIZATION FUND 4. FHC/ABJ/CS/235/19 ACTION PEOPLES PARTY & ANOR. MOTION VS. I.N.E.C. 5. FHC/ABJ/CS/859/15 KOME ENTERPRISES MENTION VS. NATIONAL HOSPITAL, ABUJA & ANOR. 6. FHC/ABJ/CS/618/15 WINTER DESIGN LTD. MENTION VS. NIGERIAN ARMY 7. FHC/ABJ/CS/1062/17 SAMPSON-ORJI COURAGE MUNACHIMSON & 2 ORS. MENTION VS. C.A.C. & 4 ORS. 8. FHC/ABJ/CS/1385/18 IFEANYI O. IFEANYICHUKWU MENTION VS. CHUKWU ONUOHA & 2 ORS. 9. FHC/ABJ/CS/19/19 SCHOOL OF BANKING HONOURS MENTION VS. C.B.N. & 2 ORS. 10. FHC/ABJ/CS/223/19 DR. N. S. NWAWKA MENTION VS. F.R.S.C. & ANOR. 11. FHC/ABJ/CS/387/16 ENUGU ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION PLC. & 2 ORS. HEARING VS. N.E.R.C. 12. FHC/ABJ/CS/436/17 CHIEF MALCOM OMIRHOBO HEARING VS. FED. GOVT. OF NIG. & 3 ORS. 13. FHC/ABJ/CS/1298/18 MAURITZ WALTON LTD. HEARING VS. HON. MINISTER OF FINANCE & 4 ORS. 14. FHC/ABJ/CS/1307/19 MUSTAPHA USMAN HEARING VS. ABDULRAUF ABDULKADIR MODIBBO & 2 ORS. IN THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT OF NIGERIA IN THE ABUJA JUDICIAL DIVISION HOLDEN AT ABUJA ON WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF APRIL, 2019 BEFORE HIS LORDSHIP, HON. JUSTICE I. E. EKWO CAUSE LIST, COURT 6 S/NO SUIT NO. PARTIES 1. FHC/ABJ/CR/91/14 F.R.N. PLEA VS. SHERAVON NIG. LTD. & 2 ORS. 2. FHC/ABJ/CR/188/08 I.G.P.
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