ENILOLOBO V. N.P.D.C. LTD (2021)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Summary of Enilolobo v. N.P.D.C. Ltd, detailing the Supreme Court's decision on claims for secondment allowance and related issues.
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OGUNDIPE V. NIGERIA TELECOMMUNICATIONS LTD (2016)
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- Court of Appeal (Lagos Division)
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A detailed overview of the Court of Appeal ruling in Ogundipe v. Nigeria Telecomm, touching on employment law and wrongful termination.
BUKAR MODU AJI V. CHAD BASIN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (2015)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
This case summary explores the Supreme Court of Nigeria's ruling in Aji v. Chad Basin Development Authority, focusing on wrongful dismissal and fair hearing.
SAMUEL IFEMENA MBACHU V. ANAMBRA-IMO RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT (2006)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
A detailed analysis of the Supreme Court ruling in Mbachu v. A.I.R.B.D.A., addressing issues of employment contract and damage claims, rendered on 14th July 200
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WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL V. OSHIONEBO (2007)
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- Court of Appeal (Benin Division)
- Judgment date
A detailed summary of the case West African Examinations Council v. Oshionebo, focusing on employment termination and contractual rights.
BUKAR MODU AJI V. CHAD BASIN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (2004)
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- Court of Appeal (Jos Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of the case Bukar Modu Aji v. Chad Basin Development Authority focusing on employment termination and fair hearing rights.
IGBINOVIA V. UNIVERSITY OF BENIN TEACHING HOSPITALS (2001)
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- Court of Appeal (Benin Division)
- Judgment date
Comprehensive legal analysis of the case Igbinovia v. University of Benin Teaching Hospitals, focusing on employment termination and evidential burdens.