DR. MOSES U. ANOLAM V. FUTO (2025)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
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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IFENNE V. AHMADU BELLO UNIV. ZARIA (2023)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Summary of Ifenne's appeal against the decision of Ahmadu Bello University regarding allegations of misconduct, leading to dismissal. Supreme Court ruling and a
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HOLBORN ACADEMY LTD V. AKERELE (2021)
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- Court of Appeal (Abuja Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of Holborn Academy Ltd v. Akerele 2021 case, focusing on employment termination, admissibility of evidence, and cause of action.
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DR. AJEWUMI BILI RAJI V. UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN (2018)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Supreme Court decision in Dr. Ajewumi Bili Raji v. University of Ilorin on the validity of an unsigned notice of appeal.
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OYELEYE V. I. E. D. C. (2016)
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- Court of Appeal (Ibadan Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of Oyeleye v. I. E. D. C. (2016), highlighting the appeal's background, issues, court's findings, and implications on employment law.
I. D. S. LTD V. ADEWUMI (2013)
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- Court of Appeal, Benin Division
- Judgment date
Summary of the Court of Appeal case I. D. S. Ltd v. Adewumi (2013), focusing on jurisdiction and legal procedure concerning employment termination.
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- Federal High Court jurisdiction
- Jurisdiction of State High Court
- Termination of employment
- leave to raise fresh jurisdictional issue
- limitation period for actions against statutory corporations
- nigeria national petroleum corporation act section 12(1)(a)
- public officers protection act section 2(a)
- raising jurisdiction for the first time on appeal
CHRISTIANA I. YARE V. N.S.W.I.C. (2013)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
A summary of the Supreme Court ruling in Christiana I. Yare v. N.S.W.I.C. discussing the implications of statutory limitations and cause of action.
G. O. DUDUSOLA V. NIGERIA GAS COMPANY LIMITED (2014)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Summary of G. O. Dudusola v. Nigeria Gas Company Limited, addressing employment termination rights and legal reasoning in Nigeria.
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P.H.C.N. PLC V. OFFOELO (2013)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Summary of the Supreme Court decision on P.H.C.N. Plc v. Offoelo regarding statutory employment and termination processes.
CRUTECH V. OBETEN (2012)
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- Court of Appeal (Calabar Division)
- Judgment date
A detailed analysis of the Court of Appeal's ruling in CRUTECH v. Obeten, discussing the significance of statutory limitations and jurisdiction.
ISAAC OBIUWEUBI V. CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA (2011)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Case summary of Isaac Obiuweubi v. Central Bank of Nigeria regarding jurisdiction issues in employment termination proceedings.
POWER HOLDING COMPANY OF NIGERIA V. WAHEED ABIODUN ALABI (2009)
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- Court of Appeal (Ibadan Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of Power Holding Company of Nigeria v. Waheed Abiodun Alabi case, discussing fair hearing, cause of action, and outcomes of the appeal.
OJEH V. C.A.C. (2010)
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- Court of Appeal (Port Harcourt Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of the Court of Appeal decision in Ojeh v. C.A.C. (2010) discussing pension entitlements and related legal issues.
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- 1999 constitution, sections 173 and 318
- Termination of employment
- admitted gratuity claims
- burden of proof in civil claims
- companies and allied matters act 1990, section 11
- corporate affairs commission as public service of the federation
- issues for determination flowing from grounds of appeal
- pension and gratuity entitlements
AGBEFAWO AREMU TAJUDEEN V. CUSTOMS, IMMIGRATION & PRISONS (2009)
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- Court of Appeal (Lagos Division)
- Judgment date
A summary of the appellate decision regarding employment termination and the applicability of the Public Officers (Protection) Act.
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GBEDU V. ITIE (2011)
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- Court of Appeal (Ilorin Division)
- Judgment date
A thorough examination of the Court of Appeal ruling in Gbedu v. Itie regarding employment contracts during a company's winding-up process.
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NWANA V. F.C.D.A. (2007)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Summary of Nwana v. F.C.D.A. (2007), addressing key legal issues related to appeal processes in Nigerian courts and the implications of incomplete records.
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FRANCIS OFILI V. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION (2008)
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- Court of Appeal (Benin Division)
- Judgment date
Overview of the case Ofili v. Civil Service Commission, addressing statute-barred actions and the Public Officers Protection Law.
NATIONAL ELECTRIC POWER AUTHORITY V. AKINOLA AROBIEKE (2006)
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- Court of Appeal (Calabar Division)
- Judgment date
Case summary for National Electric Power Authority v. Akinola Arobieke (2006) focusing on employment termination and fair hearing principles.
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IFENNE V. A.B.U. (2006)
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- Court of Appeal (Kaduna Division)
- Judgment date
A comprehensive summary of the case Ifenne v. Ahmadu Bello University, discussing key legal issues and court outcomes involving fair hearing rights and tribunal
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DR. AJEWUMI BILI RAJI V. UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN (2006)
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- Court of Appeal (Ilorin Division)
- Judgment date
A detailed case summary of Dr. Raji's appeal against the University of Ilorin's decision to terminate his appointment due to misconduct, focusing on statutory,,