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Officialgazette Federal Republic of Nigeria - OfficialGazette. No.48 Lagos - 6th October, 1977 - Vol. 64 CONTENTS Page | Page Appointment of MrJustice Kalu Akpan Anyah Loss of a Booklet of Revenue Collectors as a Justice of the Federal CourtofAppeal 1476 Receipt oe os oe -s 1490 f 1977. List .of Designated Vaccination . Appointment of Mr Justice Uchemefuna’ Omo a8 a Justice of the Federal Court of . Centres. for International Travel for Nigeria oe wo oe 1490-2 Appeal os oe ae o -» 1476 Federal Ministry of Trade-—Price ‘Inteli- Appointment of Mr Justice Abdul Ganiys gence Agency/Price Control Board—. Olatunji Agbaje as a Justice of the Federal _ Approved Prices for Scheduled Commo- Court of Appeal... ae .. 1477 tes .. .. + . 1493~4 ‘Appointment of Mr Justice Adenekan Commercial Banking System~—Statement of Adekunle Ademola as a _Tustice of the Assests and Liabilities “ + oe 1495 Federal Court of Appeal- . .. 1477 Merchant Banking System-—Statement of Appointment of Mr Justice ‘Roland Obiora Assests and Liabilities =. a as 1496 Okagbue as a Justice of theFederal Court Treasury Returns— Statements Nos. i~4 1497-1509 of Appeal .. 1478 Federal Works Registration Board—List Appointment of Mr Justice Philip Nnaemeka- of approved and. registered Contrac- Agu as a Justice of the Federal Court of tors (1973-77) os .. .: 510-41 teas . Appeal a, ve Ministry of Defence—Sale of Nigerian Movements of Officers 1479-87 ‘Army Vehicles we os e? 1542-45 Ministry of Defence—Nigerian Arm— , Reduction in Rank and Retirement 1487 Inpex To Lega Notice IN SupPLEMENT Application for an Oil Pipeline Licence 16 inch O.D. Pipeline . oe 1487-8 LN. No. Short Title Page Loss of Local Purchase Orders 1488-9 — Decree No. 64—Forfeiture of Loss of Cheque as ae 1489 Assests (Director ofthe Special Structures Company Limited) Loss of Payment Vouchers .. es 1489 (Amendment) Decree 1977 . A297 Loss of Paid Vouchers - oe se 1490 — Decree No. 65—Chief Judge of Re :-Loss of Payment Voucher a >. 1490 the Rivers State (Extension of Loss of Departmental Payment Voucher 1490 Period of Office) Decree 1977 A299 4476 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 48, Vol. 64 Government Notice No. 1253 THE CONSTITUTION OF THE FEDERATION ~ AS MODIFIED BY THE CoNSTITUTION (AMENDMENT) (No. 2) Decree 1976, By His Excellency Lieutenant-General OLUSEGUN OBASANJO, Head of the Federal Military Government, Commander-in- Chief of the Armed Forces, Federal Republic of Nigeria. LYEUTENANT-GENERAL OLUSEGUN OBASANJO, Head of the Federal Military Government, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Wuereas by section 121 (2) of the Constitution of the Federation as modified by the Constitution (Amendment) (No. 2) Decree 1976 it is provided that the Judges of the Federal Court of Appealshall be the President of the Federal Court of Appeal and such numberof Justices of Appeal (not being less than 21) as may be prescribed by law : AND WHEREAS bysection 121c (1) of the Constitution of the Federation modified as aforesaid it is provided that the President and the other Justices of the Federal Court of Appeal shall be appointed by the Supreme Military Council, acting after consultation with Advisory Judicial Committee : 5 ° Now, THEREFORE, THE SUPREME Miuitary CounciL, acting after consulfation with the Advisory Judicial Committee, do hereby appoint Mr Justice Karu OxpaN ANYAH as a Justice of the Federal Court of Appeal with effect from 15th day of June, 1972, GIVEN under my hand and the Public Seal of the Federal Republic of Nigeria at Lagos, this 27th day of September, One thousand nine hundred and seventy-seven. __ Government Notice No. 1254 THE CONSTITUTION OF THE FEDERATION AS MODIFIED BY THE CoNSTITUTION (AMENDMENT) (No. 2) Decree 1976 By His Excellency Lieutenant-General OLuszGUN OBASANJO, Head of the Federal Military Government, Commander-in- Chief of the Armed Forces, FederalRepublic of Nigeria. - LiguTENANT-GENERAL OLUSEGUN Opasanyjo, Head of the Federal Military Government, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Wuereas by section 121(2) of the Constitution of the Federation as modified by the Constitution the (Amendment) (No.2) Decree 1976itis provided that the Judges of the Federal Court of Appeal shall be President of the Federal Court of Appeal and such number of Justices of Appeal (not being less than 21)af as : . may be prescribed by law 2 ANp wuereas by section 121c (1)of the Constitution ofthe Federation modified as aforesaid it is provided by the Supreme that the President and the otherJustices of the Federal Court of AppealCommitteeshall be appointed: Military Council, acting after consultation with the Advisory Judicial . es 1 Co . 2 ith Judicia Committee,Now, THEREFORE,do herebyTHEappointSUPREMEMr JusticeMitiraryUcn acting after consultation withFedthe Advisory 1 with effect from 15th day of June, 1977. MEFUNA Ooas a Justice of the Federal Court of Appea . Given under my hand and the Public Seat of ¢ . es September, One thousand nine hundred and stventeeeceral Republic of Nigeria at Lagos, this 27th day of 1477 6 October, 1977. OFFICIAL GAZETTE GovernmentNotice No. 1258 ° THE CONSTITUTION OF THE FEDERATION As MopIFieD By THE CONSTITUTION (AMENDMENT) (No. 2) Decrer 1976 By His Excellency LiguTeNANT~GENERAL OLUSEGUN OBASANJO, . oe Head of the Federal Military Government, Commander-in- . Chief of the Armed Forces, Federal Republic of Nigeria. LisuTenant-GENERAL OLUSEGUN Onasanyo, Head oftheFederal Military Government, Commander-in«Chiefof the ArmedForces Wuereas by section 121A (2) of the Constitution of the Federation as modified by the Constitution (Amendment) (No. 2) Decree 1976 it is provided that the Judges of Federal Court of Appeal shall be the President of the Federal Court of Appeal and such numberof Justices of Appeal (not being less than. 21) as may be prescribed by law : . ‘ AND wHergas by section 121c (1) ofthe Constitution ofthe Federation modified as aforesaidit is provided that the President and the other Justices of the Federal Court of Appeal shall be appointed by the Supreme Military Council, acting after consultation with theAdvisory Judicial Committee: Now, THEREFORE, THE SupREME Mititary Councit, acting after consultation with the Advisory Judicial Committee, do hereby appoint Mr Justice Asput Ganryu OLATUNJI AGBAJE as a Justice of the Federal Court of Appeal with effect from 15th day of June, 1977. Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the Federal Repyblic of Nigeria at Lagos,this 27th day of September, One thousand nine hundred and seventy-seven. - Government Notice No. 1256 THE CONSTITUTION OF THE FEDERATION AS MODIFIED BY THE CONSTITUTION (AMENDMENT) (No; 2) Drcrer 1976 By His Excellency LazuTenaNtT-GENERAL OLUSEGUN OBASANJO, Head of the Federal Military Government, Commander-in- _Chief of the Armed Forces, Federal Republic of Nigeria. LizuTENANT-GENERAL OLUSEGUN OBASANJO, Headofthe Federal Military Government, Commander-in-Chiefofthe ArmedForces Wuerras by section 121 (2) of the Constitution of the Federation as modified by the Constitution (Amendment) (No. 2) Decree 1976 it is provided that the Judges of the Federal Court of Appeal shall be the President of the Federal Court of Appeal and such numberof Justices of Appeal (not being less than 21) -as may be prescribed by law: ' AND WHEREAS by section 121c (1) of the Constitution of the Federation modified as aforesaidit is provided that the President and the other Justices of the Federal Court of Appeal shall be appointed by the Supreme Military Council, acting after consultation with the Advisory Judicial Committee : . Now, THEREFORE, THR SuPREME MiLirary CounciL,acting after consultation with the Advisory Judicial Committee, dohereby appoint Mr Justick ADENEKAN ADEKUNLE ADEMOLA as a Justice of the Federal Court of Appealwith effect from 15th day of June, 1977. __ Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the Federal Republic of Nigeria at Lagos,this27thday of September, One thousand nine hundred and seventy-seven. , 1478 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.48, Vol. 64 Government Notice No. 1257 THE CONSTITUTION OF THE FEDERATION ; AS MODIFIED BY THE CONSTITUTION (AMENDMENT) (No. 2) Decree 1976 | By His Excellency Lieutenant-General OLUSEGUN OxasANyjo, | Head of the Federal Military Government, Commander-in- Chief of the Armed Forces, Federal Republic of Nigeria. LieuTeNANT-GENERAL OLUusecut Oxasanyjo, Headof the Federal Military Bs Commander-in-Chiefof the ArinedForces | Wuereas by section 121a (2) of the Constitution of the Federation as modified by the Constitution (Amendment) (No. 2) Decree 1976it is provided that the Judges of the Federal Court of Appeal shall be the President of the Federal Court of Appeal and such numberof Justices of Appeal (not being less than 21) as may-be prescribed by law : . AND WHEREAS bysection ta (1) ofthe Constitution of the Federation modified as aforesaidit is provided that the President and the other Justices of the Federal Court of Appeal shall be appointed by theSupreme Military Council, acting after corjsultation with the Advisory Judicial Committee : Now, THEREFORE, THE SupRemE Mitirary CouNciL,acting after consultation with the Advisory Judicial Committee, do hereby appoint Mr Justice RowLanp Osrora OKAGBUE as a Justice of the Federal Court of Appeal with effect from 15th dayjof June,1977. oF GIvEN under my handandtthe Public Seal of the Federal Republic of Nigeria at Lagos,this 27th day of September, One thousandnine hundredandseventy-seven. Government Notice No. 1258 7 THE|CONSTITUTION OF THE FEDERATION AS MODIFIED HY THE CONSTITUTION (AMENDMENT) No. 2) DEcREE 1976 By His Excellency Lieutenant-General
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