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Sokoto ADC Leadership Dispute Hearing Rescheduled for July 22
A Federal High Court in Sokoto has rescheduled the ADC leadership hearing to July 22, 2026, while imposing a N500,000 fine on the first defendant's counsel for delays.
Justice Kekere-Ekun Stresses Essential Role of Lawyers in Judicial Reforms
Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, emphasizes that the cooperation of lawyers is vital for the success of ongoing judicial reforms and electronic filing initiatives.
Jos High Court Postpones Review of Hausa Indigeneship Ruling
A Plateau State High Court has scheduled an October 29 hearing to address a preliminary objection regarding legal representation in an appeal concerning Hausa indigeneship rights in Jos North.
Kano High Court Issues Contempt Warning to Police Official Over Property Dispute
Justice Aisha Mahmoud of the Kano State High Court has warned ACP Babagana Bukar that he faces imprisonment for contempt of court due to his alleged refusal to comply with a property status quo injunction.
Abuja High Court grants terror suspect deadline to finalize plea decision
Justice Emeka Nwite has granted terror suspect Abubakar Abba until July 20 to decide on a potential plea change following his trial alongside Mahmud Usman on 32-count terrorism charges.
Kano High Court bars Senator Hanga’s son from posting defamatory content online
A Kano State High Court has ordered Muhammad Samir Rufa’i Sani Hanga to cease posting allegedly defamatory statements about Isa Ado Maidoya on social media pending further legal review.
Prophet ordered to pay N200 million for demolishing Tompolo’s shrine
A Federal High Court in Warri has fined Prophet Tamarauebi Elisha Owan N200 million for the illegal destruction of Tompolo’s traditional Egbesu shrine.
Kwara High Court Denies Saraki’s Request to Halt Defamation Case
A Kwara High Court judge has ordered former Senate President Bukola Saraki to stand trial for alleged defamation against Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq.
Taraba Chief Judge Prioritizes Judicial Modernization and Efficiency
Taraba Chief Judge Joel Agya is spearheading judicial reforms, including the integration of artificial intelligence, to streamline court processes and boost public confidence in the justice system.
Adamawa High Court clears former Nyako security aide of N80 million land fraud
A retired Chief Security Officer to former Governor Murtala Nyako has been acquitted by the Adamawa State High Court after the prosecution failed to prove allegations of an N80 million land fraud.