State security service investigative powers

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• CHARLOTTE DEHLI V. FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA (2024)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal (Port Harcourt Division)

  Judgment date

  24 May 2024

  Case summary of Charlotte Dehli v. Federal Republic of Nigeria, addressing jurisdiction and prosecutorial powers of the State Security Service under Cybercrimes

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  • administration of criminal justice act sections 106, 348 and 381→
  • attorney-general’s prosecutorial fiat under section 174 of the constitution→
  • competence of criminal charge→
  • cyberstalking under section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the cybercrimes (prohibition, prevention, etc.) act 2015→
  • ejusdem generis rule→
  • instrument no. state security service 1 of 1999→
  • jurisdiction of the federal high court→
  • law enforcement agency under the cybercrimes act→

• AYENI AYOBAMI V. THE STATE (2017)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal (Ilorin Division)

  Judgment date

  21 June 2016

  Summary of Ayeni Ayobami v. The State case, discussing key legal issues on armed robbery and the role of confessions in criminal proceedings.

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  • 1999 constitution section 36(5)→
  • Appeal and cross-appeal→
  • Armed robbery→
  • Criminal conspiracy→
  • Identification parade→
  • Kidnapping→
  • Proof beyond reasonable doubt→
  • confession corroboration→

• F.R.N. V. TAWAKALITU (2013)→

  Court

  Supreme Court of Nigeria

  Judgment date

  31 May 2013

  Summary of F.R.N. v. Tawakalitu (2013) highlighting key issues regarding appeal timelines and court jurisdiction in Nigeria.

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  • 1999 constitution section 233→
  • Competence of notice of appeal→
  • Criminal appeal→
  • Examination malpractice→
  • Extension of time to appeal→
  • Preliminary objection→
  • appeal struck out→
  • examination malpractices act 2004 sections 6 and 9→