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Denis Odama is free. But perhaps he should never have been in jail. Odama, a Cross River businessman and social commentator, was arrested in Lagos on August 9 and taken…
UNIPORT v. Nwuzor. Citation: (2024) LPELR-62382(SC) IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NIGERIA On Friday, 1st March, 2024 Suit No: SC.1066/2016 Before their Lordships: John Inyang Okoro, Justice of the Supreme…