May 12, 2016 – Power Outage Halts Activities At Igbosere Lagos High Court As Generator Develops Fault
A judiciary staff of Lagos High Court Igbosere today said main generation supplying power at the court complex has developed fault.
Judicial activities were disrupted today following a power outage that lasted for over 5 hours.
A walk round the premises showed that there was no electricity in the courtrooms and the administration offices.
Litigants and their lawyers were seen hanging in or around the darkened courtrooms as they sought the adjourned dates of their cases from court registrars.
One of the cases affected by the black out was the N1.767billion fraud charged filed by eFCC against Mohammed Gobir.
The case was adjourned till June 16.
Upon all the money they recover one would think a new generator to facilitate their recovering more money into Government coffers will not be a problem? This is sheer miserliness that people work so hard in uncomfortable conditions. A beg give them light o!
Mchew, just one question. What’s happening to the recovered funds? Too bad. Darkness everywhere in the country.
where is our recover money na
EFCC una no fit fuel the power generator with the money recovered so far, I sorry for who no sorry for una.
Please who’s taking account of all the stolen funds recovered by EFCC so far?
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