Tag: Achema Dekina, Kogi, Kogi News, Solomon Akobe
Resolution of Achema Dekina Tussle: An Elegy
Re: Sule Usman V. Smaila Hussain & 6 ors, suit No: CV 06/2016. Dear Late J.Y. Akwu, Esq. I know you are not on social media any more but resting at the feet of the...
Chieftaincy Tussle: Court Dismisses Suit Against Kogi Governor, Others for Being Statute Barred
A Kogi State High Court sitting at Idah, Kogi State, on Wednesday, the 27th day of October, 2021, dismissed the suit filed by Mallam Sule Adama against Sumaila Hussaini...
‘Invoking the Criminal Jurisdiction of the Court to Achieve a Civil Remedy Must Not be Allowed’; Kogi Magistrate Rules
A Chief Magistrate Court sitting in Anyigba, Kogi State, on 20th October, 2021, discharged one Ezekiel Zhizhi of the offence of criminal intimidation, criminal...
Why I Weep for My Country
They killed two, injured many and took one away In the very place where their gallant defenders are brewed Today, the lion has become a lamb And the eagle now flies with...
Kogi: Court Sentences Two Persons to Prison for Defaming Varsity Registrar
A Chief Magistrate Court sitting in Anyigba, Kogi State, has sentenced one Mallam Ogwu Momoh and Mr. Menyaga F. Idoga to prison for defaming one Dr. Nuhu Ahmed, who was...
Death Sentence in Nigeria: Is a Trial Judge Bound to Pronounce the Specific Manner of Execution?
Nigeria is one of the many Nations of the world where Capital Punishment still holds sway. Despite calls by many proponents for the abolition of Capital Punishment...
#EndSARS Protest: We Warned About a Pending Revolution
In a co-authored article titled, “Nigeria at 60: What a Country!”, published by Kogireports.com, Joshua Enemali, Esq., and my humble self, S.O. Akobe, Esq.,...
Corruption, Sharp Practices in Lower Bench: What Chief Judges of Various States in Nigeria Must Do
The lower bench refers to the judges of the inferior courts which constitute the courts that were not expressed established under section 6 of the Constitution of the...
In Memory of a Good Boss, J. Y. Akuh Esq
He was a boss too good to know Jovial, kind and openhearted Like a motherhen, he gathered and carried us along in the Zonal Office of the MOJ He chastised us, advised...
As Kogites Await Tribunal’s Judgment; What I See (Poem)
There will be a tremendous shock but that is not the end Hold your peace, bear no arms. No protest. We are brothers before we went to the polls Kill no one. Fight none....