DR. MOSES U. ANOLAM V. FUTO (2025)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
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Summary of Supreme Court decision in Dr. Moses U. Anolam v. FUTO (2025) addressing jurisdiction, abuse of process, and statute of limitations issues.
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Code of conduct tribunal jurisdiction
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ABURIME V. OLUSOJI (2021)
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- Court of Appeal (Benin Division)
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Case summary of Aburime v. Olusoji, addressing key issues in public officer conduct and jurisdiction, delivered by the Court of Appeal.
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ALL PROGRESSIVES CONGRESS V. AGUELE & OTHERS (2021)
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- Court of Appeal (Benin Division)
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Case summary of All Progressives Congress v. Aguele, addressing key legal issues including jurisdiction and electoral law in Nigeria.
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ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF CROSS RIVER STATE V. FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA (2019)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
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Supreme Court decision on locus standi, original jurisdiction, judicial discipline, and the National Judicial Council in Attorney-General of Cross River State v
AHMED V. AHMED (2013)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
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Summary of the Supreme Court decision in Ahmed v. Ahmed (2013) focusing on jurisdictional issues and procedural fairness in electoral matters.
PRINCE ABUBAKAR AUDU V. FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA (2013)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
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Summary of the Supreme Court ruling in Prince Abubakar Audu v. Federal Republic of Nigeria, addressing fair hearing and jurisdiction issues.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION V. ALHAJI ATIKU ABUBAKAR (2007)
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- Court of Appeal (Abuja Division)
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Summary of Attorney-General of the Federation v. Atiku Abubakar discussing constitutional law concerning immunity and the jurisdiction of the Code of Conduct.