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2018
Oct0ber 2018
October 2018 Special Handover
August 2018: Special Handover
Update on Court Sessions
FORMER JUDGE OF ABUJA HIGH COURT AWARDED FIFTY NAIRA NOMINAL DAMAGE BY ECOWAS COURT FOR THE VIOLATION OF HIS RIGHT TO FAIR HEARING
Judgment in case filed by Nigerian high court judge alleging the violation of his rights scheduled for Tuesday, 14TH July 2020
ECOWAS Court dismisses suit by widow of retired officer and 33 others challenging their retirement by the Nigerian Army
Nigerian Government Ordered to Repeal or Amend its Law on Cybercrime
Governement of Guinea ordered by ECOWAS Court to pay 47 million dollars compensation for denying of the use of its assets
ECOWAS Court to deliver judgment 10th July, 2020 on a suit filed by Ruth Ochankpa and 34 retired army officers against the Federal republic of Nigeria
ECOWAS Court Holds Ivoirian Government Liable for Violating Rights of a Child, to pay 250 Million CFA Francs and ordered to amend its law
ECOWAS Court Orders Government of Niger to Compensate a Nigerien firm (BEDIR SARL) for violating its Rights to property. Adjourns another Case by former Community staff for Supplementary Judgment
ECOWAS Court dismisses case filed by seven Nigerians alleging that a constitutional provision violated the country’s international obligations on elections
Court orders Nigerian Government to pay the arrears of salaries and other entitlements of 244 soldiers in 2016
