The court case of the court that contests Tinubu Govt's N15-Trillion Lagos-Calabar Road project

The case, marked FHC/L/L/L/CS/1488/2024, was submitted by Chief Saahed Oukosi (Akogun of Okun-ajah Community), Noib Isolayan, Yussuf Odunuga Slaimin, Olufami Phasehun, and the other property in Eti-Kur-Local-Foems. Eti-Ko-Local Government is. A lawsuit that contests the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road project is a lack of jurisdiction and has been transferred to the Lagos High Court for judging. The case, marked FHC/L/L/L/CS/1488/2024, was submitted by Chief Saahed Oukosi (Akogun of Okun-ajah Community), Noib Isolayan, Yussuf Odunuga Slaimin, Olufami Phasehun, and the other property in Eti-Kur-Local-Foems. Eti-Ko-Local Government is. They argued that the project ended up on their land and delivered legal correction, according to the punch. Their lawyers, AO Ajiboye and EC Okorie, requested the court to set aside the alleged exceeding, destroy the design and plans of the path that affects their land and limit the first, second, third and ninth defendants to violate or distract the construction. They also resolved the damages for trspass. The defendants/objectors, including the Minister of Works, Dr Dave Umahi, and Hitech Construction Limited, country, fought through their advocates – Prof. Jo Olatoke (San), Yah Ruba (San), Roy U. Nwaeze (San), and Ibukun Fasoro – that the Federal Court supported the jurisdiction. They filed preliminary objections on the basis of seven grounds, supported by an affidavit. The complaints answered with an 11-paragraph counter-statement, but the court ruled in favor of the defendants. “From abroad, the issue comes in the two NPO of the first that Defendants resolved Thinkd and that of the ninth defensant in favor of the objectors against the Plainffs,” the rule says. It is further Hebrew that the federal court supported the jurisdiction on the matter. However, the judge accepts that the judge is transferred to the case to the appropriate court, the judge accepts that the judge is shifting the case to the appropriate court. ‘The objections of the first that think and the ninth defendants/objectors are thus sustained. This court has no right to judge the subject in this case, ‘said the ruling FFRMed. With this ruling, the case has now been transferred to the Lagos High Court for proper assessment. “In terms of section 22 (2) of the Federal Court Act, this case is taken into account with the Lagos High Court as the appropriate court for assessment,” the Rling concluded. In March, Sahararer Ports reported that journalists were denied access to the construction site of the N15 Trillion Lagos-Casal Coastal Highway Project, which raised fresh questions about the execution, funding and environmental impact of the project. The project, which stretches about 700 kilometers, is an important infrastructure initiative under President Bola Tinbu’s administration. The Minister of Works, David Umahi, is in November 2024 status that the cost of every kilometer of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project is N4 billion. Umahi announced it as he responded to the class made by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, that every kilometer of the road project would be hampering N8 billion. However, the secrecy surrounding its implementation fueled publicism. Journalists from various media who tried to visit the website were nearby by security personnel, and acted on instructions from the contractor of the project, Hitech Construction Company. In addition, when the crew of the Saharorpports visited the project field to assess the progress of the work, they were defined by officials on the green at the Green at the Omerire Beach Resort part of the project, which quoted ‘orders from above’.