Awokunle v National Electric Power Authority (NEPA) It was held that the provisions of the Public Officers Protection Act (POPA) do not apply to contracts for sale of land, construction contracts, claims for work and labour done and where goods are...
PHMB v Ejitagha The plaintiff who was retired contrary to the applicable Civil Service Rules and procedure instituted a suit. The Supreme Court was more inclined to the plaintiff because the defendants had failed to follow due process of termination unless...
Nafiu Rabiu v State Per Udoma JSC stated “function of constitution is to establish a framework and principles of government”. Hey There, you’re welcome once again to Ansmyques.com (short for Answer my Questions) blog, you can type the name of any...
Nwosu v Imo State Environmental Sanitation Authority The court held that the scope of delegated legislation can be further extended by the practice of sub-delegation of statutory powers that has been recognized and accepted by our courts. Hey There, you’re welcome...
Shugaba v Federal Minister of Internal Affairs The minister was prohibited and restrained from deporting the applicant out of Nigeria. Hey There, you’re welcome once again to Ansmyques.com (short for Answer my Questions) blog, you can type the name of any...
NNPC v Famfa Oil Ltd it was held that the reputation as promulgated by the minister under section 9(a) and (h) of the Petroleum Act were in violation of the First Schedule to the Petroleum Act. The provisions of the regulations...
Bamgboye v University of Ilorin A legislative organ has the sole power to revoke power already delegated where it finds such subsidiary undesirable. Hey There, you’re welcome once again to Ansmyques.com (short for Answer my Questions) blog, you can type the...
Okielaham v Nwamara The Supreme Court held that the control of inferior tribunals is the inherent jurisdiction of the High Court according to section 6(1) and section 6(6)(b) of the constitution. Hey There, you’re welcome once again to Ansmyques.com (short for...
Fawehinmi v Babangida The Supreme Court held that in order to determine the constitutionality of a statute that authorizes the setting up of a tribunal, the question whether there is a constitutional provision giving power to enact such statute must be...
AG Lagos v Eko Hotels Ltd This is where it was held that the Lagos State Government had exceeded its powers to make laws that regulate companies incorporated under the Companies and Allied Matters Act under Item 32 of the exclusive...
