project change9ja

The attention of labour party Lagos has been drawn to a public item by some members and cronies of the restrained national chairman of the party, barrister Julius Abure.  The Omoba Olumide Adesoyin led legally, constitutionally endorsed and recognized executive of the party in Lagos state has come out to put the records straight in other to keep the beloved members of the party and indeed all Nigerians up to speed with the genuine, authentic, legitimate, right and lawful information about the activities of the main opposition party in Nigeria. In a press statement that was made available to newsmen via a member of the state executive Hon Okufuwa Samad Oluwatoyin on Monday evening, Omoba Olumide Adesoyin recapitulated and reiterated the fact it is incontrovertible that he is the lawfully,rightfully, permissibly, legitimately, legally acknowledged and certified chairman of labour party in Lagos state. Omoba Olumide Adesoyin, however condemned INEC for its acts that runs in variance a...

Sponsoring people-centered motions and enacting bills that prioritize the needs and welfare of the people is our uncompromising priority and this comes with several significant benefits. Some of these benefits include: 1. Improved Quality of Life:* By focusing on issues that directly affect the people, such as healthcare, education, affordable housing, and social welfare, these motions and bills can result in an overall improvement in the quality of life for individuals and communities. 2. Enhanced Social Equity:* Prioritizing the needs of the people through legislation can help bridge the gap between socio-economic classes and promote social equity. It can help ensure that vulnerable and marginalized populations receive the necessary support and resources to lead a dignified life. 3. Economic Growth and Productivity:* Investing in the people through education and skills development can lead to a more skilled and productive workforce. This can contribute to economic growth in the long ...

At the resumed hearing in the case that was instituted by Lamidi Apapa team against the Independent National Electoral Commission on the 11th of January 2023, to determine the authentic gubernatorial candidate of labour party in Imo state at the last off cycle election. The judge in the matter, Justice Inyang Ekwo, declined to entertain any plea from barrister Kehinde Edun who claimed to be the labour party lawyer and that he was directed by barrister Julius Abure to withdraw the case from the court. In his address to the court, Barrister Oyelekan Akingbade argued that the party’s leadership did not at any time direct or instruct the lawyers handling the matter or any other lawyer to withdraw or discontinue the suit. He said they were desirous of prosecuting the matter to its logical conclusion. Mr Oyelekan Akingbade said he was duly elected as the national legal adviser of the Labour Party in the party’s national convention on June 10, 2019. In the exhibit marked “A,” Mr Oyelekan refe...

MUSA DATTJO MUHAMMAD HELEN MORONKEJI OGUNWUMIJU ADAMU JAURO TUJANI ABUBAKAR BETWEEN: EMMANUEL AKOMAYE AGIM IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NIGERIA HOLDEN AT ABUJA ON MONDAY, THE 11" DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 2023 BEFORE THEIR LORDSHIP AND SENATOR ATHAN ACHOUN LABOUR PARTY (LP) &3 ORS. RULING (Delivered by MUSA DATTIJO MUHAMMAD, JSC) are hereby dismissed Appeal on which appellant's application filed on JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT SC/CV/842/2023 21/8/2023 is anchored, having been withdrawn, both processes ege REZOF NIGERÌA Appearances: APPELLANT RESPONDENTS 1 CERTIEAUE COPY OlgtenAR SURESrE COURT OF NICERIA Musa Dattijo Muhammad, AR22Justice, Supreme Court. OKWUCHI AROZIE with Boo Phillip for the Appellant/Applicant.  

BETWEEN SENATOR ATHAN ACHONU AND 1. SIR BASIL MADUKA 2. LABOUR PARTY 3. 1.0. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NIGERIA 1.1. 4. CHIEF UKAEGBU IKECHUKWU JOSEPH 2.0. HOLDEN AT ABUJA INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION INTRODUCTION SC NO.: Sc/Cv/845/2023 APPEAL NO. CAJABJ/201/2012 SUIT NO: FHC/OWjCs/28/2023 APPELLANTJAPPLICANT WRITTEN ADDRESS IN SUPPORT OF APPLICATION ISSUE FOR DETERMINATION RESPONDENTS The Appellant/Applicant filed a Motion Exparte praying for the Orders of Court as contained on the face of the motion paper. In support of the motion is a six (6) paragraph affidavit deposed to by Boo Phillip, one of the Counsel representing the Applicant, in the Appeal. 1.2. We rely on all the paragraphs of the affidavit to urge your Lordships to grant to the application in the overall interest of justice. This application is brought pursuant to Order2 Rule (3)(2) of the Rules of this Honourable Court, 1999 as amended In our humble view, the sole issue arising for determination before your Lor...

  MOTION EX-PARTE filed by Athan Achonu vs Labour party at the supreme court of Nigeria  PART 6 CoRT OF NIA RE CEIYED OATE217|20 A-GASi tsq ABUJA BETWEEN AND IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NIGERIA SENATOR ATHAN ACHONU 21|f22 2. LABOUR PARTY 1. SIRBASIL MADUKA HOLDEN AT ABUJA )ie .2 suIT NO: FHC/OW/cs/28/2023 3. INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMIssION UTAKO ABUJA CERTISICory 4. CHIEF UKAEGBU IKECHUKWU JOSEPH APPEAL NO. CA/ABJ/200/2012 Olagbenya O. Oroodolu REGISTR A R). OPREAME COURT OF NIGERIA SC NO.: SC/CV/845/202 APPELLANT/APPLICANT NO. 2 IBM HARUNA STREET MOTIONEX-PARTE BROUGHT PURSUANT TO ORDER 2 RULE 3(2) OF THE SUPREME COURT RULES AS AMENDED 1999 AND UNDER THE INHERENT JURISDICTION OF THE COURT. RESPONDENTS TAKE NOTICE that this Court shall be moved on the .... day of 2023 at the hour of 9.00am in the forenoon or so soon thereafter as Counsel to the Appellant|Applicant shall be heard praying from this Honourable Court the following orders: a. AN ORDER of this Honourable Court...

PART 5 Owerri Appeal court judgement  IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF NIGERIA IN THE OWERRI JUDICIAL DIVISION HOLDENAT OWERRI MOTION ON NOTICE: a) Leave to the appeal against the judgment of the Federal High Court Appicant Honourable lustie BO OUARDRL n Suit No. FHCOWics/282023 SIR BASIL MADUKA V. LABOUR PARTY b) An order deeming the Applicant's Notice of Appeal already filed differently as having been duly filed. c) An order granting leave to the Applicant on Appeal to rely on the Record of Appeal compiled by other Appellants.AND for such further order or other Order(s) as this Honourable Court may deem fit in the circumstances of this case. BETWEEN: SENATOR ATHAN ACHONU AND 1. SIR BASIL MADUKA 2. LABoUR PARTY APPEAL NO, CA/OWI187M/2023 SUIT NO: FHC/OWICS/28/2004 4 3. INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 5. CHIEF UKAEGBU IKECHUKWU JOSEPH HƠN. JUSTICE J.H SANKEY PRESIDING JUSTICE, COURT OF APPEAL ON TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 2023 UPON READING the Application herein and affidavi...

 It is not a shame to be deceived; but it is to stay in the deception. Barrister Julius Abure at best can be best described as a demon of deception PART 4 Athan Achonu vs Labour party  Owerri appeal court judgement  JUMMAI HANNATU SANKEY- PRISIDING JUSTICE COURT OF APPEAL SAMUEL ADEMOLA BOLA JUSTICE, COURT OF APPEAL M. L. ABUBAKAR JUSTICE, COURT OF APPEAL BETWEEN: AND: SENATOR ATHAN ACHONU 1 2. IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF NIGERIA OWERRI JUDICIAL DIVISION HOLDEN AT OWERRI ON FRIDAY THE 21$T DAY OF JULY, 2023 BEFORE THEIR LORDSHIPS: 3 4. SIR BASIL MADUKA LABOUR PARTY (LP) APPEAL NO. CA/OW/187/2023 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (INEC) CHIEF UKAEGBU IKECHUKWU JOSEPH APPELLANT RESPONDENTS RULING CERTIFIED TRUE COPY (DELIVERED BY SAMUEL ADEMOLA BOLA, JCA) By a Motion on Notice brought pursuant to Sections 36(1), 243(1) (a-b) and (2) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended), Section 24 of the Court of Appeal Act, 2004 Order 6 Rules 1, 2,...

PART 3  Exposing the dangerous, treacherous and desperate attempt by barrister Julius Abure to continue to deceive innocent and unsuspecting Nigerians COURT OF APPEAL JUDGEMENT IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF NIGERIA BETWEEN MOORE ASEIMO A. ADUMEIN JOSEPH OLUBUNMI K. OYEWNOLE RIDWAN MAIWADA ABDULLAHI LABOUR PARTY ABUJA ON THURSDAY THE 24TH DAY OF AUGUST, 2023 BEFORE THEIR LORDSHIPS: AND 1. SIR BASIL MADUKA AL DVSION T ABUJA efene JUSTICE COURT OF APPEAL JUSTICE COURT OF APPEAL JUSTICE COURT OF APPEAL APPEAL NO: CA/OW/201/2023 2. CHIEF UKAEGBU IKECHUKWU JOSEPH 3. INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (INEC) JUDGMENI APPELLANT RESPONDENTS (DELIVERED BY JOSEPH OLUBUNMI KAYODE OYEWOLE, JCA) This is an appeal against the decision of the Federal High Court, Owerri Division, sitting at Owerri delivered on the 23d June, 2023 by QUADRI, J CaxuFIED TRUE COPY cOURT OF APPEAL ABUJA OGUNFUWA IIASSANA AMRS) The 1% Respondent filed an Originating Summons at the lower court wherein he submitted the ...

Unveiling the truth about labour party conflict that has been resolved by a supreme court judgement. PART 2 Abuja Appeal court ruling  IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF NIGERIA ABUJA JUDICIAL DIVISION HOLDENAT ABUJA BETWEEN ON THURSDAY THE 24T™ DAY OF AUGUST, 2023 BEFORE THEIR LORDSHIPS: MOORE ASEIMO A, ADUMEIN JOSEPH OLUBUNMI K. OYEWOLE RIDWAN MAIWADA ABDULLAHI SIR BASIL MADUKA AND 1. LABOUR PARTY cOMMISSION (INEC) APPEAL NO: CA/OW/200/2023 2. INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL USTICE COURT OF APPEAL JUSTICE COURT OF APPEAL JUSTICE COURT OF APPEAL 3. CHIEF UKAEGBU IKECHUKwU J0SEPH RULING 1 APPELLANT (DELIVERED BY JoSEPH OLUBUNMI KAYODE OYEWOLE, JCA) RESPONDENTS At the hearing of this Appeal, there were conflicting legal appearances for the 1* Respondent by different legal practitioners. This necessitated a directive by the Court to the two legal practitioners involved to file any necessary process which might assist the Court determine which of them should be accorded rights of audience in re...

PART 1 OWERRI HIGH COURT JUDGEMENT, ACHONU VS LABOUR PARTY  BETWEEN IN THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT OF NIGERIA IN THE OWERRI JUDICIAL DIVISION HOLDEN AT OWERRI BEFORE HIS LORDSHIP, HONOURABLE JUSTICE B.O. QUADRI ON THE 23RD DAY OF JUNE 2023 AND SIR BASIL MADUKA 1. LABOUR PARTY (LP) JUDGE COMMISSION (INEC) SUIT NO: FHC/OW/CS/28/2023 2. INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL 3. CHIEF UKAEGBU IKECHUKWU JOSEPH JUDGEMENT PLAINTIFF -DEFENDANTS By an originating summons dated and filed 27I4/2023, the plaintiff seeks the determination of the following questions: 1. Whether the plaintiff is not the winner of the 1t defendants (Labour Party) Governorship Primary Election Conducted on Saturday 15th April, 2023 by the 1st defendant in Imo State for the 11th November, 2023 Imo State Governorship election considering the following documents. a)The Plaintiff's membership card of the 1st defendant. b)The Plaintiff's receipt and proof and proof of payment of N25,000,000 (twenty five million naira) fee for th...