Justice Mohammed Madugu of the Federal Capital Territory High Court, Bwari, Abuja, has issued an interim injunction ordering the arrest, detention, and prosecution of anyone who attempts to sell the properties of the former President of the Abuja Customary Court of Appeal, late Justice Moses Bello.
The judge's ruling came following an ex-parte application marked FCT/HC/M/12904/2024, filed by the late judge’s daughter, Ann Eniyamire, through her counsel, Yahuza Maharaz. In the process, Christ the King Catholic Church in Okene, Kogi State, and its parish priest, Reverend Father Ezekiel Awolumate, are defendants.
' The court also ordered the applicant to paste copies of the court order on the main entrance and walls of the property and to publish the order in national newspapers. Justice Madugu also instructed that all parties in the suit must maintain the status quo as of the date the substantive suit was filed, pending its resolution.
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