Nigeria: Court Orders Parties to Maintain Status Quo in Abuja's River Park Estate Ownership Dispute

Nigeria: Court Orders Parties to Maintain Status Quo in Abuja's River Park Estate Ownership Dispute

The judge also warned against any interference with the disputed land while proceedings are ongoing.

Police charge three Ghanaians, Nigerian lawyer with forgery of company documents, land trespass

The prosecution accused the Ghanaian of falsely presenting themselves as Nigerian citizens to the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) to facilitate their alleged fraudulent activities. The post Police charge three Ghanaians, Nigerian lawyer with forgery of company documents, land trespass appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

IGP charges Abuja lawyer, three Ghanaians over alleged River Park Estate fraud

The Inspector General of Police (IGP) has filed a 26-count criminal charge against an Abuja lawyer, Abu Arome and three Ghanaians over their alleged

Judge Warns Property Developer Cecil Osakwe, Lawyer Victor Giwa Against Evading Arraignment in Illegal Trespass Case - THE AUTHORITY NEWS

Justice Samira Bature of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), sitting in Maitama, on Thursday issued a stern warning to a property developer, Cecil Osakwe, and his co-defendants, including lawyer Victor Giwa, over continued attempts to evade arraignment in a criminal case filed by the Federal Government.Listed as Defendants in the charge marked, FCT/HC/CR/222/2023 are Cecil Osakwe, Lawyer, Victor Giwa and one other. The case, w…

Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo In River Park Estate Dispute As Ownership Tussle Intensifies - TheNigeriaLawyer

*IGP Sues Lawyer, 3 Ghanaians Over Alleged Forgery Of Company Shares Allocation Document Justice Sylvanus Oriji of the Federal Capital Territory High Court has ordered all parties involved in the ownership dispute over River Park Estate, Abuja, to maintain the status quo pending the determination of the substantive suit. The directive was issued following a […]

IGP sues Abu Arome, 3 Ghanaians over alleged forgery of company shares allocation document

The Inspector-General of Police (IGP) has sued three Ghanaians and a Nigerian lawyer, Abu Arome, over forgery allegations related to their alleged illegal 99 million shares allocation, involving River Park Estate, Abuja.  The post IGP sues Abu Arome, 3 Ghanaians over alleged forgery of company shares allocation document appeared first on Nairametrics.