Court rules on N1b rights enforcement suit against Lagos, others Dec 10

Justice L.A.F. Oluyemi of the Lagos High Court, Ikeja will on December 10, 2024, deliver judgment in a N1.06 billion fundamental rights enforcement case filed by two traumatised parents, Mr Steven Amos and his wife Doris

Yetunde Ayobami Ojo

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Court rules on N1b rights enforcement suit against Lagos, others Dec 10

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