Maina to court: I’m suffering from life-threatening ailment — I need urgent treatment | TheCable
Abdulrasheed Maina, former chairman of the Pension Reform Task Team , says he is suffering from a life-threatening disease and needs urgent medical attention.after being he was found guilty of money laundering.
Additionally, he prayed to grant him leave to effect the service of the order, the originating motion, and other subsequent processes on the respondents by substituted means.Maina, in his application, adduced 10 reasons why the motion should be granted, including that his “ailment” had been left untreated, and had resulted in the deterioration of his health.
“Applicant’s fundamental rights to life, the dignity of the human person and freedom from cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment are seriously under challenge and continually being breached by the respondents.”At the hearing of the motion on Tuesday, Ibrahim Idris, Maina’s lawyer, urged the court to grant the application in the interest of justice.
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