Equity Bello Jawu of a High Court sitting in Abuja has struck out a suit recorded by one Kenechukwu Okeke, a basic liberties lobbyist, against Davido, Aisha Yesufu, Pastor Sam Adeyemi, and 47 different VIPs and activists over their exercises during the October 2020 #EndSARS fights.
The appointed authority in a decision followed through on Friday, July 2, additionally limited the Nigeria Police Force and Okeke from finding a way any ways to arraign the people for their pretended during the #EndSARS fight.
Okeke had in November 2020 recorded criminal procedures under the watchful eye of a justice court in Abuja against the 50 people over claims they advanced the October 2020 #EndSARS fights. In the suit, he asserted that the respondents acted in a way "with goal to aid the advancement of an unlawful get together under the appearance or piece of #EndSARS". Peruse here.#EndSARS: Court strikes out suit against Sam Adeyemi, Davido, Falz, BurnaBoy, Aisha Yesufu and others
A portion of the 50 names recorded in the suit incorporate Aisha Yesufu, Pastor Sam Adeyemi, Tuface, Kanu Nwankwo, Davido, Banky W, Uche Jombo, Kiki Mordi, Falz, Yul Edochie, Flavor, Yemi Alade, Peter Okoye, Pastor Sam Adeyemi, Paul Okoye, Burna Boy, Modupe "Moe" Odele, and some more.
The big names had, be that as it may, documented a suit under the watchful eye of an officer's court, looking for the excusal of the charges, while Okeke had recorded a counter-movement looking for excusal of their countersuit. The officer's court, had, in its decision, requested the chief of police in FCT to research the respondents and report back to the court following fourteen days.
Notwithstanding, in the decision followed through on Friday, Justice Kawu decided that the suit recorded by Deji Adeyanju in his agent limit is appropriate, adding that the high court is acting in its administrative purview over the judge's court against the criminal procedures documented by Okeke.
Samuel Ihensekhien, counsel for Adeyanju and 49 other #EndSARS dissenters while responding to the judgment, said the decision shows that quiet dissent is legitimate and not a wrongdoing in Nigeria.
"By righteousness of the present decision, his movement of excusal of this considerable case has been excused by the respectable FCT high court," he said.
The outcome of it is that the court will hear the meaningful application to officially excuse the forthcoming criminal objection and charge under the steady gaze of the justice's court."he said
The court deferred the case till September 7.
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