The court of Appeal Abuja has set aside all orders restraining the central bank of Nigeria and the Accountant General of the Federation, from releasing funds to the Rivers State Government.
A three Member panel, presided by Justice Hamman Barka, held that the subject matter was not within the jurisdiction of the court, relating to the revenue of the state.
While allowing the appeal of the rivers state government, the appellate court also set aside all the orders made by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik, stating that it was unconstitutional for her to make orders restricting Rivers state government to receive funds due to the state from its consolidated revenue fund.
The appellate court held that the lower court over reached itself and didn’t have the jurisdiction to entertain the matter
The court of Appeal Abuja has set aside all orders restraining the central bank of Nigeria and the Accountant General of the Federation, from releasing funds to the Rivers State Government.
A three Member panel, presided by Justice Hamman Barka, held that the subject matter was not within the jurisdiction of the court, relating to the revenue of the state.
While allowing the appeal of the rivers state government, the appellate court also set aside all the orders made by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik, stating that it was unconstitutional for her to make orders restricting Rivers state government to receive funds due to the state from its consolidated revenue fund.
The appellate court held that the lower court over reached itself and didn’t have the jurisdiction to entertain the matter
The court of Appeal Abuja has set aside all orders restraining the central bank of Nigeria and the Accountant General of the Federation, from releasing funds to the Rivers State Government.
A three Member panel, presided by Justice Hamman Barka, held that the subject matter was not within the jurisdiction of the court, relating to the revenue of the state.
While allowing the appeal of the rivers state government, the appellate court also set aside all the orders made by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik, stating that it was unconstitutional for her to make orders restricting Rivers state government to receive funds due to the state from its consolidated revenue fund.
The appellate court held that the lower court over reached itself and didn’t have the jurisdiction to entertain the matter
The court of Appeal Abuja has set aside all orders restraining the central bank of Nigeria and the Accountant General of the Federation, from releasing funds to the Rivers State Government.
A three Member panel, presided by Justice Hamman Barka, held that the subject matter was not within the jurisdiction of the court, relating to the revenue of the state.
While allowing the appeal of the rivers state government, the appellate court also set aside all the orders made by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik, stating that it was unconstitutional for her to make orders restricting Rivers state government to receive funds due to the state from its consolidated revenue fund.
The appellate court held that the lower court over reached itself and didn’t have the jurisdiction to entertain the matter
The court of Appeal Abuja has set aside all orders restraining the central bank of Nigeria and the Accountant General of the Federation, from releasing funds to the Rivers State Government.
A three Member panel, presided by Justice Hamman Barka, held that the subject matter was not within the jurisdiction of the court, relating to the revenue of the state.
While allowing the appeal of the rivers state government, the appellate court also set aside all the orders made by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik, stating that it was unconstitutional for her to make orders restricting Rivers state government to receive funds due to the state from its consolidated revenue fund.
The appellate court held that the lower court over reached itself and didn’t have the jurisdiction to entertain the matter
The court of Appeal Abuja has set aside all orders restraining the central bank of Nigeria and the Accountant General of the Federation, from releasing funds to the Rivers State Government.
A three Member panel, presided by Justice Hamman Barka, held that the subject matter was not within the jurisdiction of the court, relating to the revenue of the state.
While allowing the appeal of the rivers state government, the appellate court also set aside all the orders made by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik, stating that it was unconstitutional for her to make orders restricting Rivers state government to receive funds due to the state from its consolidated revenue fund.
The appellate court held that the lower court over reached itself and didn’t have the jurisdiction to entertain the matter
The court of Appeal Abuja has set aside all orders restraining the central bank of Nigeria and the Accountant General of the Federation, from releasing funds to the Rivers State Government.
A three Member panel, presided by Justice Hamman Barka, held that the subject matter was not within the jurisdiction of the court, relating to the revenue of the state.
While allowing the appeal of the rivers state government, the appellate court also set aside all the orders made by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik, stating that it was unconstitutional for her to make orders restricting Rivers state government to receive funds due to the state from its consolidated revenue fund.
The appellate court held that the lower court over reached itself and didn’t have the jurisdiction to entertain the matter
The court of Appeal Abuja has set aside all orders restraining the central bank of Nigeria and the Accountant General of the Federation, from releasing funds to the Rivers State Government.
A three Member panel, presided by Justice Hamman Barka, held that the subject matter was not within the jurisdiction of the court, relating to the revenue of the state.
While allowing the appeal of the rivers state government, the appellate court also set aside all the orders made by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik, stating that it was unconstitutional for her to make orders restricting Rivers state government to receive funds due to the state from its consolidated revenue fund.
The appellate court held that the lower court over reached itself and didn’t have the jurisdiction to entertain the matter