Hold Achimota land and use the rest in broader national interest – OccupyGhana
OccupyGhana says government should hold the rest of the Achimota land, maintain some of it as a green belt, and use the rest in the broader national interest.
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OccupyGhana says government should hold the rest of the Achimota land, maintain some of it as a green belt, and use the rest in the broader national interest.
Abu Jinapor, MP The Honourable Minister Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources Accra Dear Sir: OCCUPYGHANA® DISAGREES WITH ANY FURTHER RELEASE OF ACHIMOTA LANDS OccupyGhana® has closely followed the public discussions on the issue of re-classifying some parts of the lands acquired in the 1920s and classified as the Achimota…
A federal high court sitting in Abuja has stopped the federal government from deducting monies due to the 36 states of the federation with a view to
By Deji Elumoye and Udora Orizu in The Senate Committee on Public Account has uncovered how the Solicitor-General of Nigeria, Dayo Akpata, allegedly disbursed N4.16 billion judgement debts vote without due process. The committee chaired by Senator Mathew Urhoghide uncovered the violation of due process by the Solicitor-General following a query by the Office of the Auditor-General of the Federation (AuGF). In the 2016 budget appropriation, the National Assembly appropriated N460 million for the judgement debts, while in 2017, another N10 billion was appropriated. However, based on the record ...
striking out of pleadings; and judgments in default of acknowledgment of service or defence. Early Judgment Applications Can a party apply for (i) early judgment on some or all of the issues in dispute, or (ii) the other party's case to be struck out before trial or substantive hearing of the claim? What is the timing, applicable procedure and legal standard for such applications/motions? Summary judgment Both the plaintiff and the defendant can apply for summary judgment on the other party's case under the provisions of Order 14 of the Grand Court Rules. For the plaintiff this can be a