Two judges of the Federal High Court in Abuja whose houses close by those of six other legal officers were assaulted by the agents of the Department of State Services between October 8 and 9 continued sitting on Monday.
While Justice Adeniyi Ademola was captured after the strike and later allowed safeguard, Justice Nnamdi Dimgba's living arrangement was just looked however he was not captured.
Equity Ademola sat at Court 7 on Monday while Justice Dimgba heard a case checked: FHC/ABJ/CS/788/2016, at his Court 11.
Equity Ademola, who sat for near two hours, took care of 12 cases, including two recorded against the DSS.
Among the cases he went to were two recorded against the DSS by two people at present being held by the office.
The first was the one checked: CS/518/2016 recorded by Olusegun Komolafe against Director General, SSS (additionally DSS) and another; and the second stamped: CS/498/2016 by Engr Chidiebere Onwudiwe v. SSS.
The DSS did not go to procedures and was not spoke to, taking after which Justice Ademola requested that listening to notification be served on the DSS before the following date.
The suit heard by Justice Dimgba was recorded by a governorship wannabe of the All Progressives Congress in Ondo State, Olusegun Abraham.
In the suit by Abraham, Justice Dimgba requested the administration of court reports, in connection to the case, on APC's National Chairman, John Odigie-Oyegun and the gathering's indicated governorship competitor, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu through substituted implies.
The judge's request was educated by application by offended party's attorney, Prof. Yemi Akinseye-George (SAN), in which he griped of his customer's failure to impact individual administration on the two respondents.
He said benefit had been affected on the other two respondents – APC and the Independent National Electoral Commission.
Abraham's suit is, among others, testing the skill of the last APC's governorship essential decision in Ondo State hung on September 3 this year.
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