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Now time for the last case: PDP versus Biyi Poroye. Robert Mwope appears for the appellant |
franchizy:We know your time. Nobody is going to give you permission to derail this thread. If you are not okay with what is here. Gently do the honourable thing. |
franchizy:Sometimes one begin to wonder how people passed simple comprehension. 1. Am I the one to write brief for Poroye when he refuses to write brief. 2. Am I the one that sponsor protester to disrupt the Appeal. 3. Am I nworfor that is is preventing Jimoh lawyer to present his case. Man look up through the thread and tell me where it is one sided or you know the rest naaaaa. Done honourable thing. G. O. O. H |
franchizy:Who send you "Awon eranko oniwo n soro, ikarahun na tun n dahun" |
Case 3: Ahmed Markarfi and Ben Obi versus Biyi Poroye and others adjourned till 12 noon tomorrow. |
Olanipekun oppose further extension of time to b granted Oluyede saying they wasted yhe original time allotted for such. |
Sherrif-led PDP lawyer Ajibola Oluyede want the court yo grant him 24 hours to file his brief since the court insist pnncontinue with the case |
Court ready to deliver judgement but Sheriff camp lawyer still ask for 1 day adjournment. But Barr Olanipekun opposes any further ploy to waste time
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franchizy:Ben Nwofor |
INEC lawyer expresses neutrality and readiness to abide by the decision of the Appeal Panel no matter the decision |
INEC lawyer, Nelson Anih says the commission is neutral on the case and would rely on the court's guidance. |
Nwofor begs court to hands off Markarfi vs Poroye case pending determination of d motion before d supreme court. |
Again Court strikes out Jimoh Ibrahim's application to be joined as a party in Markarfi & Obi Vs Poroye's suit. |
Olanipekun counsel to markafi and ben Obi while staying their readiness for the case reminded the Court of its earlier ruling striking out Jimoh Ibrahim's motion to be joined as a party in the suit, but counsel to Poroye (Nwofor) reminded the court its earlier motion before the supreme court. |
Appeal Court Special Panel reconvenes, begins hearing on Ahmed Markarfi and Ben Obi's case vs Biyi Poroye and ors |
Jimoh Ibrahim sponsored a group of paid protesters that were arrested today at the Court of Appeal premises |
Summary of the First appllapplication. Eyitayo Jegede vs Biyi Poroye At the resume hearing of the substantive suite today, Poroye Lawyer trying to stop the further hearing of the Appeal. But the Court of Appeal Panel told Biyi Poroye and Jimoh Ibrahim that application for stay of proceedings filed at the Supreme Court cannot stop the proceedings of the substantive Appeal. They said the Supreme Court in a recent judgement has said that interlocutory Appeal from court of Appeal to the Supreme Court should not stay the proceedings of the Substantive Appeal. The panel therefore threw out the application by Biyi Poroye Counsel “that since they (Poroye and others) have and application for stay at Supreme Court, that the Court of Appel should stop sitting on the Appeal”. When Jimoh Ibrahim Lawyer Discover that their attempt to stop the panel has failed, he informed the court that he has an application for joinder. The panel asked him to moved His application and that they will rule on it immediately. At that point, Jimoh Ibrahim counsel withdrew his appearance from the case, siting “that his integrity is at stake” and of utmost importance to Him. The panel immediately asked parties to adopt their brief of argument. Eyotayo Jegede councel (Wole Olanipekun SAN) immedeately aadopted his brief of argument. Biyi Poroye Counsel (Nwofor) has no brief to adopt since he did not file any, when he ought to file. Biyi Poroye Counsel (Nwofor SAN) now beg to be given time to file his brief which plea the panel refused. The panel therefore rule that the Appeal is now ripe for Judgment and that day of will be communicated to the various counsel. Court adjourns for recess to resume later on two other applications. 1. PDP vs Poroye and others 2. Markafi and Ben Obi Vs Poroye and others |
The Presiding Judge stated that the matter is now ripe for judgement. Judgement day will be communicated. Since Poroye counsel have no brief to defend. However protester are outside the Court with placards |
BERNIMOORE:They have no brief. Written or spoken all they are after is disbandment disbanding of he Appeal panel. |
NFFGG:Olanipekun had close his case. Poroye lawyer did not have any brief to address. Though he seek for extension leave but the Judge declined his leave plea. He was hoping that The Appeal will disband itself. |
Breaking news: Jimoh's sponsored placards carrying protesters in the Court of Appeal arrested by the security operatives. Details later. |
Breaking! Appeal Court Panel to give judgement at a date to be communicated to the parties on Jegede Vs Poroye & Co |
"We are ready for all your antics and gimicks and we will go ahead and if you are not satisfied, we wish yoi journer mercies to the supreme court. Justice Salauwa" says no matter what, they will proceed |
franchizy:This is your previous comment on pg2. franchizy:Pele son of consolation. G.O.H |
If we are brought here by God to do this work because we didn't lobby for it, we will do HIS bidding - Justice Salauwa. |
NFFGG:Jimoh lawyer still inside the Court. But on six-line watching Poroye disturbance. Almost rounding up the brief |
Jegede's brief of argument is being heard now, attempt by respondents' lawyer to stall the hearing has been turned down. |
The court has no power to remove d case from d cause list of Court of Appeal & the court cannot hands off - Olanipekun SAN responding to Nwofor argument |
Poroye's lawyer still trying to dribble his way through. Demanding the case to be removed |
Nwofor, Jimoh Ibrahim's lawyer constituting nuisance in court. The judge land him a stern warning. |
The court has no power to remove d case from d cause list of Court of Appeal & the court cannot hands off - Olanipekun. In response to Nwofor argument |
You can do whatever you like outside the court but there must be perfect decorum here - Justice Saulawa tells Nwofor |
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