COURT DELIVERS JUDGMENT ON IGP ADAMU’S TENURE EXTENSION APRIL 16

THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT, ABUJA, HAS FIXED APRIL 16TH FOR JUDGMENT IN THE SUIT SEEKING THE CHALLENGING THE EXTENSION OF THE TENURE OF THE INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE (IGP), MOHAMMED ADAMU

THE JUDGE, AHMED MOHAMMED, FIXED THE DATE AFTER PARTIES TO THE CASE ADOPTED THEIR WRITTEN ADDRESSES.

THE PLAINTIFF’S LAWYER, UGOCHUKWU EZEKIEL, AND THE COUNSEL FOR ADAMU, ALEX IZINYON, A SENIOR ADVOCATE OF NIGERIA, INFORMED THE COURT ON TUESDAY THAT THEY WERE READY FOR THE HEARING OF THE SUIT HAVING SUCCESSFULLY SERVED THE 4TH DEFENDANT WITH THEIR PROCESSES.

ADOPTING HIS ADDRESSES, THE PLAINTIFF’S LAWYER, EZEKIEL, SAID ”WE RELY ON ALL THE AFFIDAVITS AND EXHIBITS ATTACHED AND URGE THE COURT TO GRANT THE RELIEFS AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS IN FAVOUR OF THE PLAINTIFF.”

SIMILARLY, IZINYON URGED THE COURT TO UPHOLD THE PRELIMINARY OBJECTION OF HIS CLIENT IN RESPONSE TO THE PLAINTIFF’S WRITTEN ADDRESS AND DISMISS THE SUIT