Former medical student of the University of Ibadan College of Medicine, Dr. Oluwole Daini has urged President Bola Tinubu to warn the FCT minister, Nyesom Wike and four others to desist from holding the decision of the Court of Appeal in contempt, considering provisions in Section 158(1) of the Penal Code.

He said until they (the respondents/applicants) obeyed and/or complied in full with the March 3, 2023 withdrawal of appeal decision in the Court of Appeal Abuja, made pursuant to Order 11 Rules 1, 4 and 6 Court of Appeal Rules 2021; Section 14(1) Court of Appeal Act; Sections 82(2) and 102(1)(2) of the FCT High Court Act; Regulation 16(2) of the Judicial Discipline Regulations 2017; among other laws of the federation of Nigeria, they will remain in contempt of court.

Daini also urged the President to tell the FCT Minister to, in obedience to Sections 10, 12,13(1) and 14, 15 of the Federal Capital Territory Act publish the “uncontroverted counter-affidavit evidence” dated March 3, 2023 that was filed with the withdrawal of appeal notice.

He also wants the Minister to publish all the notices of commencement of implementation dated January 19, February 21, March 13 and 27, May 24, July 27, August 9 and 23 (including the August 22, 2023-dated Affidavit deposed to by him in the Supreme Court as it pertains to the matter.

The claimant is also asking that the publication be made in the media and on Internet for all Nigerians and the international community to be aware of the implementation of the outcome of the motion marked CA/ABJ/PRE/ROA/CV/281M1/2023 that was filed by the Minister of the FCT, the Permanent Secretary of the FCTA and three others as respondents/applicants on February 28, 2023 through their counsel.

He also wants the minister to look at Sections 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of the Freedom of Information Act and other relevant laws of the federation of Nigeria.

“This is sequel to the expiration of the three days stated in the correspondence dated September 25, 2023 to Tinubu, and to which the President had complied and/or acquiesced with, not only for the extrication of his office, but that of the Chief Justice of Nigeria/Chairman National Judicial Council, the FCT High Court, the Chief Judge of the FCT High Court, the NBA and the police from any form of complicity in concealment and fabrication of false evidence in a judicial proceeding,” he stated.

According to him, the fabrication happened through the forgery of the motion No 743/19 on March 8, 2019 that was used “to fraudulently and unlawfully arrest the cause-listed judgment of the FCT High Court on the March 13, 2019” by the respondents and their counsel in the suit No CV/1432/18.

Daini further informed the President in the rejoinder which was also submitted to the Minister of the FCT and the Inspector General of Police that the March 3, 2023 counter affidavit that was filed in response to the FCT minister and 4 others in motion No CA/ABJ/PRE/ROA/CV/281M1/2023, marked the final decision and the end of the matter in the Court of Appeal, as the Minister of the FCT and others neither filed nor served him any notice or process of further Appeal.