Appeal Court orders CCT to suspend trial of CJN Onnoghen
25 January 2019 |
10:31 am
The Court of Appeal on Thursday ordered the Code of Conduct Tribunal to suspend the trial of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Onnoghen.
Related
20 Jun 2019
Prime Minister Theresa May has expressed disappointment over the court's ruling and said her government would seek permission to appeal. Campaigners say the UK-Saudi arms deal violates international humanitarian law.
22 Jun 2020
What newly sworn-in President Court of Appeal said about the judicial system
11 Sep 2020
The Court of Appeal Abuja Division has awarded the sum of N200,000 against the People’s Democratic Party for the inconveniences it has caused the Advanced Nigeria Democratic Party.
Latest
1 hour ago
The number of deportation orders issued in the European Union is on the rise, according to Eurostat figures. Almost 100,000 people were ordered out of the 27-member bloc in the second quarter of 2022.
1 hour ago
Hungary's parliament approved two anti-corruption reforms to unlock funding from the European Union. The EU has long-expressed rule of law and graft concerns about the illiberal government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
3 hours ago
The 2022 WorldCup in Qatar is a tale of state-of-the-art installations: brand new stadiums, hotels and other tourist facilities have popped up in the Gulf country as it prepares to host the football competition.
3 hours ago
Their work on quantum mechanics has paved the way for our understanding of how particles behave at the subatomic scale. They have also laid the foundation for a new era of quantum technology, including quantum computing.
3 hours ago
Over 1 million Somalis have been displaced by a devastating drought that has destroyed livelihoods in the Horn of Africa leaving families hungry. Affected Somalis are struggling to cope with the impact of conflict, climate shocks and a rise in global food prices as experts warn of an impending famine.
