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A Federal High Court in Lagos on Friday adjourned hearing in a suit filed by seven Igbo deportees challenging alleged breach of their fundamental rights to Oct 15.
The plaintiffs are Joseph Aniebonam, Osondu Mbuto, Osondu Agwu, Nnenna Ogbonna, Emily Okoroariri, Friday Ndukwe and Onyeka Ugwu.
They have sued the Lagos State Government on behalf of 76 others for infringing on their fundamental rights.
The plaintiffs filed the suit through their lawyer, Mr Ugo Ugwunnadi.
Joined as respondents in the suit are the Attorney-General of Lagos State and the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the case could not be heard due to a notice of preliminary objection filed by the Attorney-General of Lagos State.
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Source: #ThePunch Newspaper
The plaintiffs are Joseph Aniebonam, Osondu Mbuto, Osondu Agwu, Nnenna Ogbonna, Emily Okoroariri, Friday Ndukwe and Onyeka Ugwu.
They have sued the Lagos State Government on behalf of 76 others for infringing on their fundamental rights.
The plaintiffs filed the suit through their lawyer, Mr Ugo Ugwunnadi.
Joined as respondents in the suit are the Attorney-General of Lagos State and the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the case could not be heard due to a notice of preliminary objection filed by the Attorney-General of Lagos State.
Click here to read more
Source: #ThePunch Newspaper
