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Court Orders LAUTECH Lecturer to Refund ₦34.1m for Breaching TETFund Bond

Court Orders LAUTECH Lecturer to Refund ₦34.1m for Breaching TETFund Bond

The National Industrial Court sitting in Ibadan has ordered a lecturer of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Dr. Adewale Taiwo Olasumboye, and his surety to refund a total of ₦34.1 million to the university…

Court Orders UNILAG to Pay Late Prof. Luke Uche’s Benefits, Dismisses ₦25m Debt Claim

Court Orders UNILAG to Pay Late Prof. Luke Uche’s Benefits, Dismisses ₦25m Debt Claim

The National Industrial Court sitting in Lagos has ordered the University of Lagos (UNILAG) to immediately compute and pay all terminal benefits owed to the late Prof. Luke Uche, rejecting the institution’s claim that he…

62 Ex-CBN Workers Ask Court to Reject Bank’s Bid to Change Procedure in Termination Suit

62 Ex-CBN Workers Ask Court to Reject Bank’s Bid to Change Procedure in Termination Suit

Sixty-two former employees of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) have urged the National Industrial Court of Nigeria (NICN) in Abuja to dismiss an application by the apex bank seeking to alter the procedure of…

Court Faults FG over Enugu Hospital MD’s Removal, Orders Reinstatement and ₦3m Compensation

Court Faults FG over Enugu Hospital MD’s Removal, Orders Reinstatement and ₦3m Compensation

The National Industrial Court in Abuja has ordered the Federal Government to reinstate Prof. Monday Igwe as Medical Director of the Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Enugu, declaring his termination unlawful. The court also awarded him ₦3…

Industrial Court steps in as resident doctors’ planned strike faces legal roadblock

Industrial Court steps in as resident doctors’ planned strike faces legal roadblock

The National Industrial Court sitting in Abuja has granted an interim injunction restraining members of the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) from embarking on any form of strike or industrial action. The order was…

Court Orders Adamawa Government to Pay Former SUBEB Chairman ₦11.6m in Unpaid Allowances

Court Orders Adamawa Government to Pay Former SUBEB Chairman ₦11.6m in Unpaid Allowances

The National Industrial Court sitting in Yola has ordered the Adamawa State Government and its Attorney General to immediately pay a total of ₦11.6 million to a former Executive Chairman of the Adamawa State Universal…

Police Officers Ask Tinubu to Enforce Court Order on Forced Retirement

Police Officers Ask Tinubu to Enforce Court Order on Forced Retirement

Some police officers have renewed their appeal to President Bola Tinubu to intervene in their alleged forceful retirement from the Nigeria Police Force, calling for the enforcement of an existing judgment of the National Industrial…

Court Nullifies Plateau Governor’s Sack of College Staff, Orders Reinstatement, ₦5m Damages

Court Nullifies Plateau Governor’s Sack of College Staff, Orders Reinstatement, ₦5m Damages

The National Industrial Court, Jos Judicial Division, has declared the suspension and termination of Mr. AjijiNyako, Mr. Samson Choji, and four other staff members of the College of Arts, Science and Remedial Studies by the…

‘My Resignation Was Ignored’: Retired Major Takes Army to Court over Alleged Abuse

‘My Resignation Was Ignored’: Retired Major Takes Army to Court over Alleged Abuse

A former Nigerian Army officer, Maj. Toye Akinlade (retd.), has instituted a suit against the Nigerian Army and two senior officers before the National Industrial Court in Abuja, alleging unlawful redeployment, abuse of office, and…

Court Nullifies Doctor’s Dismissal, Orders Teaching Hospital to Reinstate Him and Pay Salaries, ₦2m Damages

Court Nullifies Doctor’s Dismissal, Orders Teaching Hospital to Reinstate Him and Pay Salaries, ₦2m Damages

The National Industrial Court of Nigeria (NICN), sitting in Enugu, has nullified the termination of Dr. Okoro Francis Ekuma’s employment by the Alex Ekwueme Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, describing the action as unlawful…