Court Dismisses SERAPNigeria’s Request For Judicial Review Of Code Of Conduct Bureau | Sahara Reporters The applicant also sought for judicial review and to seek an order of mandamus directing and compelling the respondent to immediately... READ MORE:
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos on Monday dismissed an application brought before it by The Registered Committee of Socio-economic Right and Accountability Project seeking an order of court granting leave to apply for judicial review and to seek an order of mandamus directing and compelling the respondent to compile and make available to the applicant information on the number of asset declarations so far verified by the Code of Conduct Bureau and the number of those declarations found to...
In paragraph 3 of part 1 3rd schedule of the 1999 constitution and held that the provision of paragraph 3 of the 3rd schedule part 1 of 1999 constitution is very clear and unambiguous.
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