Breaking News:Concerns Raised Over Judicial Process in Demolition of Peter Obi's Brother's Property

A recent media statement has sparked controversy over the integrity and transparency of the judicial process that led to the demolition of business premises belonging to Mr. Peter Obi's younger brother. The demolition, which was carried out pursuant to a court order, has raised questions about the propriety of the judicial process and the potential violation of property rights.

  



The suit was initiated against "person unknown," raising questions about the proper identification of parties in matters affecting property rights.

There are concerns about whether the court processes were properly served, and whether the requisite affidavit of service was filed.

The court delivered judgment just one month after the matter was mentioned, raising doubts about whether reasonable opportunity was accorded to any party with legal interest in the property to present a defense.


Call for Investigation and Review


The statement calls for an independent investigation into the judicial process that led to the demolition, as well as a comprehensive review of how suits against "persons unknown issue" are handled within the judiciary. The statement also demands a temporary moratorium on further demolitions or enforcement actions arising from the controversial judgment.

The incident highlights the need for transparency and accountability within the judicial system, particularly in cases involving property rights. The outcome of this case could have significant implications for the rule of law and the protection of individual rights in Nigeria.

The National Judicial Council, the Lagos State Judiciary, and relevant oversight bodies are urged to take immediate steps to restore public confidence, ensure accountability, and reaffirm the judiciary's role as the last hope of the common man.


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