ALADEJANA REINSTATED IN EKITI

Justice Babajide Aladejana of Ekiti State High Court has been reinstated to office after 16 years of suspension by the National Judicial Council.

Aladejana was suspended from office in 2006 with the state’s former Chief Judge, Justice Kayode Bamisile, under the administration of the former Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Alfa Belgore.

The duo were suspended for their alleged roles in the political crisis that led to the impeachment of the former Governor of the state, Ayodele Fayose.October 16, 2006, over alleged N1.4 billion poultry scandal, abuse of office and illegal operation of a foreign account.

However, Aladejana officially resumed work on Tuesday.

The lift of his suspension followed the review of the NJC.

He was subsequently allocated High Court number two where he would be hearing cases and performing other judicial functions.

  • Related Posts

    OLUBADAN: WE NEED LEGAL BACKING ON LAND GRABBING

    The Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja has said. The royal father who made this call in Ibadan on Wednesday while receiving the report of Niyi Akintola anti-land grabbing…

    Continue reading
    JAMB MUST END THIS ‘CYCLE OF TRAGEDY’ By Kazeem Olasupo

    Nigeria’s education system stands today at a troubling crossroads, and at the center of this crisis is the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), an institution statutorily established to facilitate…

    Continue reading

    News

    OLUBADAN: WE NEED LEGAL BACKING ON LAND GRABBING

    OLUBADAN: WE NEED LEGAL BACKING ON LAND GRABBING

    JAMB MUST END THIS ‘CYCLE OF TRAGEDY’ By Kazeem Olasupo

    JAMB MUST END THIS ‘CYCLE OF TRAGEDY’ By Kazeem Olasupo

    REMI TINUBU AT WORLD SUMMIT

    REMI TINUBU AT WORLD SUMMIT

    HOW ARISEKOLA DIED THE DAY HE WAS TO RETURN

    HOW ARISEKOLA DIED THE DAY HE WAS TO RETURN

    FUBARA AND APC CONGRESS

    FUBARA AND APC CONGRESS

    QUEEN EWUARE: PELLER’S VISIT TO BENIN PALACE ‘AUTHORISED’

    QUEEN EWUARE: PELLER’S VISIT TO BENIN PALACE ‘AUTHORISED’