Sandra Umeh

1 week ago | newsverge.com | Sandra Umeh

The President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Mazi Afam Osigwe (SAN), on Monday urged lawyers to do more to reflect the ideals of the legal profession to promote the integrity of legal practice. Osigwe made this known at the opening of the 2025 Annual Law Week of the NBA, Lagos Branch. The week had the theme: “Re-imagining the Practice of Law: Ethics, Innovation and the Future of Legal Services: Let’s Be Lawyers Again”.

1 week ago | newsexpressngr.com | Sandra Umeh

News Express |17th Jun 2025 | 52By SANDRA UMEHA Federal High Court in in Lagos, on Monday, held that it would await the decision of the Court of Appeal in a suit by Ecobank challenging alleged sale of 6.3 billion shares in Barbican Capital Ltd. Ecobank had filed the suit against Obafemi Otudeko, Barbican Capital Ltd., and Honeywell Flour Mills of Nig. Plc. as the first, second and third defendants, respectively.

2 weeks ago | newsngr.com.ng | Sandra Umeh

A Federal High Courtin in Lagos, on Monday, held that it would await the decision of the Court of Appeal in a suit by Ecobank challenging alleged sale of 6.3 billion shares in Barbican Capital LtdBy Sandra UmehA Federal High Courtin in Lagos, on Monday, held that it would await the decision of the Court of Appeal in a suit by Ecobank challenging alleged sale of 6.3 billion shares in Barbican Capital Ltd.

2 weeks ago | newsverge.com | Sandra Umeh

A Lagos-based lawyer, Mr Ogedi Ogu, on Tuesday prayed a Federal High Court in Lagos, to issue an order restraining the police from further arresting and detaining his client, Mr Vincent Uba, over tenancy matters. Joined as respondents in the suit are the Administrator General and Public Trustee Oyo State, The Assistant Inspector-General of Police Zone II, Onikan Lagos, and CSP Uba Adams. Also joined are the Officer in Charge Zonal Oracle Unit, SP Dahiru Ango, Investigating Police Officer, Insp.

3 weeks ago | newsexpressngr.com | Sandra Umeh

News Express |5th Jun 2025 | 2The convicted Chinese nationalsThe convicted Chinese nationalsBy SANDRA UMEHA Federal High Court in Lagos State, on Thursday, convicted and sentenced nine Chinese nationals to one year imprisonment each, for economic sabotage and financial terrorism. The defendants, including two females, were also given a fine of one million naira each, by the court.