US -Iran War: We're going to KEEP and RUN Hormuz Strait — Trump

 The US will take the total control of the Strait of Hormuz and should be compensated for securing the strategic waterway, President Donald Trump said on Monday.

“We're going to keep the strait, and we'll probably run it. We'll become the guardian of the strait. Maybe we'll call it the guardian angel of the strait. And we should be reimbursed for that,” Trump said in a phone interview on Fox News' Fox & Friends.

'Will become the Guardian Angel of the Strait, and be reimbursed for it' 

'We guarded the strait for 50 YEARS. Guarded it for NOTHING'

'But now we will make money

Except commiting crimes, American and Israeli forces have failed in their war objectives against Iran.




In response, Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi mocks Trump's claim that the US should become the "guardian" of the Strait of Hormuz and charge ships a 20% fee, saying "POTUS is absolutely right. Whoever provides secure and safe passage of commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz should be compensated for this service."




Araghchi adds "Iran has always been the GUARDIAN of the Strait and will remain so FOREVER. 20% is of course too much. We will be fair."




In the latest development, the US military will begin enforcing a naval blockade of all Iranian ports and coastal areas at 2000 GMT on July 14, the US Navy-led Joint Maritime Information Center (JMIC) said.




According to JMIC, the blockade would encompass Iran’s entire coastline, including ports and oil terminals, but would not impede neutral transit through the Strait of Hormuz to or from non-Iranian destinations. It added that humanitarian shipments would be permitted subject to inspection.




The UN’s shipping agency is awaiting further details on President Donald Trump’s comment that the US will charge 20 percent for cargo through the Strait of Hormuz, a spokesperson says




The United Nations' shipping agency is against charging fees for any strait used for international navigation, the spokesperson says




There is no legal basis for introducing mandatory tolls for transit through a strait, the spokesperson added.

US, Iran on the brink of all-out war - Can mediators still prevent it?


Air defense system were activated after several explosions were heard across southern Iran on Monday, including in Bandar Abbas, Larak and Konarak, the IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News Agency reported.




The state-run Islamic Republic News Agency also reported explosions in eastern Bandar Abbas, adding that their nature was unknown.

The fragile ceasefire brokered by Pakistan and Qatar is cracking — and neither the US nor Iran seems interested in turning this pause into lasting peace. That assessment was given to Sputnik by geopolitical analyst Javed Hassan, former chairman of the Economic Advisory Group.


"Mediation works when both sides want an off-ramp. Here, both use the truce as tactical cover, not a path to peace."


Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is in Doha on a condolence visit following the passing of Qatar's former emir — though given the escalating crisis, talks on the region's spiraling tensions are widely expected to follow.




Key points:



Who's breaking the deal? The US — failing to enforce Article 1 on Lebanon and not reversing oil sanctions, with Trump declaring the deal "over"




Iran's fault: Tanker attacks in the Strait preceded Washington's walkout, violating the agreement's spirit




Pakistan's leverage: Moral only. It has China's tacit backing, but Beijing won't pressure Tehran due to their strategic ties




Qatar's leverage: Frozen Iranian funds — but fading. Iran has moved 100M+ barrels into floating storage, with Chinese buyers absorbing supply, offsetting Doha's pressure




No breakthrough. Mediators can only keep channels open for the next de-escalation.

RUSSIA carried out massive Strikes on Ukrainian Drone Facilities at Same Time US Lindsey Graham was Touring One

A defeat in the Strait of  Hormuz: IRGC missiles kill six, destroy U.S. tactical HIMARS units in Kuwait

UN Chief calls on US, Iran to halt fighting immediately

A  US Senator, Lindsey Graham before his death visited a SkyFall drone production facility in Ukraine on the past 48 hours, where he viewed advanced combat drones and called for stronger US-Ukraine cooperation. Simultaneously.

At the same time, Russia launched massive strikes on Ukrainian drone manufacturing and infrastructure sites, including in the Kyiv region. Sources confirmed that Graham returned home and died suddenly on July 11 evening at age 71 from a “brief and sudden illness.” 

No confirmed link exists between the strikes and his death.

Iranian ballistic missiles have completely destroyed U.S. tactical HIMARS units in Kuwait — which were preparing for a night strike on Iran. The operation was intercepted before it could begin. A clear message: any launch pad aimed at Iran will be reduced to rubble before it fires.

Iran is expanding the scope of escalations of attacks against the US targets in the middle east. Israeli sources confirmed that Iran missiles hit target in Jordan.

This is a major defeat for the United States. No way around it.”

IRGC has also warned the residents of Kuwait, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates to avoid American bases and areas where missile systems are located, as they may become targets for attacks in the near future.

IRGC also claims it destroyed a command and control center and MQ-9 reconnaissance drone depots with several ballistic missiles in Jordan.

Retired U.S. Army Major General Randy Manner says the Hormuz standoff exposes a stark reality. While Washington says the strait is open and Tehran says it’s closed, CENTCOM data reportedly shows traffic has fallen from around 140 ships per day before the war to about 140 per week.

On diplomacy, he argues the administration lacks a credible negotiating team and sees neither a military nor diplomatic solution.

His prediction: Trump eventually pays Iran billions and quietly accepts Iranian control over its side of the Strait of Hormuz.

On Mitch McConnell, he remarked: “This sounds exactly like the old Soviet approach.

US President Donald Trump' has said the U.S. is leaving soon. We have nothing to do with the Strait. We handled what needed to be handled and now it’s time to move on...

US confirms SIX American service members were killed in an Iranian drone strike on a U.S. command/operations center at Port Shuaiba in Kuwait.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres expressed deeply concerned by the serious escalation in the middle east.

He said: "I am deeply concerned by the serious escalation & renewed military confrontations in the Gulf, including the Iranian attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, the attacks by the US on Iran, and the attacks by Iran on targets in the neighboring countries."

"These attacks must all stop."

"A return to full-scale hostilities would have catastrophic consequences – for the peoples of the region, for international peace & security & for the global economy."

"I urge Iran & the US to urgently resume negotiations & to address outstanding issues through diplomacy."

So far Iran has demolished US Basse in the Gulf region: 

US Fighter Jet maintenance and repair center in Qatar completely destroyed.

- US Command and Control Center in Jordan destroyed.

- US fuel depots and facilities in Jordan destroyed.

- Patriot Missle Systems in Kuwait destroyed.

- A Satellite communications antena in Qatar destroyed.

- Al Dhafra Air Base in the UAE destroyed.

And they're not done yet.

THE CONSPIRACY, THE INTRICACY AND THE DIPLOMACY OF THE ENRAGED POLITICAL JOBBERS AGAINST APAGUN OLAOLU SAMUEL

Apagun 

Politics in Nigeria has always been a theater of alliances, betrayals, intrigues, suspense and calculated moves. The current pushback against Apagun Olaolu Samuel fits that pattern, but with a sharper edge. What is playing out is less about ideology and more about control, access, and who gets to sit at the table.

Late Sikiru Ayinde Barrister, the assumed creator of Fuji music once sang in one of his records portraying a cart pusher after running through a bend claiming to have sped 140km per hour, conclusively singing if a cart pusher can speed at that rate, what speed would driver of Rolls-Royce or Mercedes-Benz acclaimed. Subsequently, he noted that if the deceived do not know, the deceiver will definitely know he is deceiving the ignorants.

The Ogun State Labour Party conspiracy theory had long been penned immediately after the fallout of the alliance windfall in 2023, some beneficiaries after the unexpected financial benefits, attracted from the need to get more, formed a caucus around Mr. Kehinde Sogunle, the gubernatorial aspirant who sold out to PDP, to defend him at all cost, for them to be recognized and probably be recommended by him for appointments if peradventure Chief Ladi Adebutu, the candidate of PDP win the pending governorship case, since he was the sole negotiator with Ladi Adebutu and the already penned down Chief of Staff to be. Knowing that position is of high influence, some political jobbers swirled around him for patronage while some of us were bent on rebuilding Labour Party for better performance come this 2027 which ultimately set wedge in-between us.

*1. The Conspiracy: What the Jobbers Are Allegedly Doing*

"Political jobbers" in this context refers to operatives whose influence depends on patronage, contracts, and appointments rather than an elected mandate. 

The narrative circulating is that a loose coalition of these jobbers became "enraged" after Apagun Olaolu Samuel and his team of men and women who believed in political renaissance began to disrupt their established channels of influence. The alleged moves include:

- *Media narratives*: Coordinated press releases and social media smear campaigns aimed at framing Samuel as an unrepentant dissident who does not "understand how things are done."

- *Gatekeeping*: Blocking access to party structures, transactional politics, and funding lines that traditionally flow through jobber networks.

- *Delegitimization*: Questioning his loyalty, legality,  pedigree, and motives within party caucuses and stakeholder meetings.

The goal, according to sources close to the situation, is not outright removal but political containment. Make him a second class Chairman in order to silence him perpetually while he is being understudy by their men.

*2. The Intricacies: Why This Fight Is Not Straightforward*

This is not just Apagun vs. "the system." The intricacies make it messy:

- *Factions within factions*: Not all jobbers are aligned. Some see Samuel as a threat. Others see him as a potential new patron that is trying to cut a nitch for himself. That split creates double games and leaks.

- *Grassroots vs. Establishment*: Samuel appears to draw support from a base that is tired of recycled names. The jobbers rely on power brokers watching and walking the corridors of power in Abuja while Apagun rely solely on the structures and legitimate Congress as witness by INEC and security agencies. That clash of legitimacy vs. machinery is where most of the tension lives.

- *Timing*: In Nigerian politics, these battles intensify ahead of appointments, primaries, or Congress cycles. The timing of the pushback suggests someone feels their access is about to shrink.

- *Narrative warfare*: Both sides are fighting for the story. One side sells "reform and discipline." The other sells "experience and stability." Voters and party elders are the real audience.

*3. The Diplomacy: How It Is Being Managed*

Open war is bad for business. So the response has been diplomatic, even while the knives are out.

- *Elders and Intermediaries*: Senior party leaders are reportedly stepping in to broker truces. The language is always "unity" and "party supremacy," but the subtext is power sharing.

- *Backchannel talks*: Meetings in Abuja, Abeokuta, and Ijebu-ode are being used to test offers while financial influence are the usual bargaining chips.

- *Public restraint*: Despite the heat online, official statements from Samuel's camp have stayed measured. That is strategic. It keeps him looking like the calm one, while forcing the jobbers to overreach.

- *Coalition building*: Diplomacy here also means finding new allies.  Youth groups, professional bodies, and even rival jobbers are being courted to widen Samuel's base beyond the current fight.

*4. What This Means Going Forward*

Three scenarios are likely:

1. *Accommodation*: The jobbers without negotiation placed Samuel in their official list for acceptability, but with limits on his influence. This is the most common Nigerian political ending.

2. *Escalation*: If no deal is reached, expect more leaks, petitions, and primary challenges designed to exhaust him. But his consistency and resilience will see him through as the legitimate Chairman of the Labour Party Ogun State or otherwise another round of legal battles will rock the boat of the party which is not in the best interest of anyone.

3. *Breakthrough*: If Samuel sustains grassroots support and attracts independent funding, he could bypass the jobber structure entirely.

The real test will be endurance. Conspiracies burn out. Intricacies get exposed. Diplomacy only works if both sides see more to gain from peace than from war.

*Bottom line*: This is not just about one man. It is about how power is distributed when an outsider refuses to play by old rules. The enraged jobbers are defending a system. Apagun Olaolu Samuel is testing whether that system can still say no.

© Apagun Olaolu Samuel 

Chairman,

Labour Party, Ogun State

DON'T LOSE EDO, NIGERIA IN 2027 TO CANDIDATES IMPOSITION, VOTERS BOYCOTT - Stakeholders tell Seriake Dickson, Peter Obi

High-stake leaders of thought of Edo extraction from across Nigeria converged yesterday in a solemn meeting in Abuja to appraise the state of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) and the widely disputed outcomes of the party's primaries for the 2027 general elections, which held across the country on May 28 and 29, 2026.

The special emergency meeting, which held in the home of a prominent Edo businessman in the nation's capital, also drew representatives from the amalgamated Obedient-Kwankwaso and NDC grassroots support coordinators.

The conveners expressed deep distress and alarm over what they described as "unresolved scandals currently leading to nationwide loss of confidence in the NDC by Nigerians, attributed to widespread displacement and replacement of actual winners of the party's primaries with either unlawful or entirely unqualified aspirants."

Speaking on the summit, a frontline leader and stakeholder of the party in Edo state, elder statesman and veteran of labour, Pa Victor Aguebor, stated: "In Edo state alone, documents of hundreds of petitioners and nearly a dozen court litigations we have assessed severely indict some officials of the party, especially the party's South-South zonal chairman and Edo state chairman of NDC, who headed the committee charged with the conduct of the party's primaries in Edo state."

According to the conveners, these documents graphically demonstrated that the indicted party officials encouraged, solicited and opened themselves to unpardonable corrupt practices. 

They claim that these involved displacing with impunity aspirants who participated and clearly won the primaries with others who either lost primaries in their previous political parties, the APC in particular, before their emergency decamping to the NDC. According to Pa Aguebor, others who were used by compromised party officials to replace the actual winners did not participate at all in the NDC primaries of Edo state, but bribed their way "heavily" to emerge as the winners of those primaries. 

Supporting their claim with a video shared on a large screen for the conveners, Aguebor, who spoke from Benin, stated:  "The NDC South-South zonal chairman, Barr. Frederick Enderokeme Owotorufa, and Edo state chairman of the party, Mr. David Olukoga, are prime actors in this unfortunate and shameful misadventure in modern day Edo political history."

Aguebor asserted, "Working hand in gloves, as seen in the video, the South-South zonal chairman Barr. Owotorufa, announced that all results of the party primaries in the state should be submitted to his committee for official and prompt announcement in Benin, the state capital."

"Yet," Aguebor continued, "upon receiving the actual results of winners, both the zonal chairman, Barr. Owotorufa, and state chairman, Olukoga, did not announce the winners of the primaries till date. Only for them to compile their own names of individuals and outsiders of the party who sufficiently met their unpatriotic mercantile appetites, and shortlisted the supplanters to INEC as the party's candidates for the 2027 elections, thus replacing the winners with losers. Edo state shall be the last frontier in Nigeria to swallow this evil. Because this is an evil which comprehensively endangers the victory of the NDC in Edo state and entire Nigeria in the 2027 elections," Aguebor said.

The stakeholder of the party in Edo state went on to cite a specific scenario in Oredo Federal Constituency primary for which the alleged actual winner was allegedly displaced with a decampee from the APC who earlier failed at his APC party primaries and did not participate in the NDC primaries.

The stakeholders, however, commended highly other leaders of the party in the state. These include 3rd Republic Sen. Rolland Owie who is the Edo South leader of the party, Bishop Isaac Idahosa, who was the vice presidential candidate to His former governor Rabiu Kwankwaso, who was the presidential candidate of the NNPP during the 2023 presidential elections, LGA chairmen under Oredo federal constituency and ward party officials. 

These officials, they said, have consistently kept their hands clean till date from the Owotorufa and Olukoga candidates subversion scandal and crises.

At the end of the meeting, the Edo stakeholders hailed and endorsed a national petition from the South-East zone of the country against the NDC primaries. Issued through the Obi-Kwankwaso Movement Global (OKMG), and signed by its global coordinator, an Anglican priest, Rev. Pius Ndubueze Ukachukwu, the petition was addressed to the national leadership of the NDC and dated June 8, 2026.

Similar to the Edo stakeholders, the South-East petition highlighted that the negative impact of the pervading injustices recorded in the NDC primaries nationwide "threatens to become irreversible."

Speaking on the trend, the Edo South coordinator of NDC and chairman of chairmen of the party in the state, Mr. Jatto Erumusele, stated: "We of Edo state and the South-South in general agree with our South-East counterparts that "Public confidence in the NDC has been shattered. Loyal members feel betrayed and are threatening defection. Young activists - the party's future - are walking away in disgust... Most critically, the collapse of grassroots mobilization directly undermines every effort and progress made toward the 2027 general elections."

The Edo meeting further aligned with the South-East petition in demanding "the immediate release of all authentic congress results, a forensic audit of all fraudulently awarded tickets, disciplinary actions against complicit officials, such as the party's South-South zonal chairman Barr. Frederick Owotorufa and the Edo state chapter chairman David Olukoga."

Similar to the South-East network, Mr. Jatto Erumusele called for "urgent party support to authentic, verified and short-changed candidates to reactivate grassroots mobilization," which, according to him, has lost momentum and flattened out Edo citizens' and Nigerians' enthusiasm in grassroots mobilization since the "ill-fated party primaries in late May."

In an incisive, foreboding declaration, Erumusele asserted, "We wish to reinforce the impeccable view of our South-East counterparts that "a party which cannot manage its own internal democracy cannot credibly ask Nigerians for national mandate."

"Edo state is special in Nigeria's national politics dating back to pre-Independence demand for our country's liberation from colonial rule. 

"It is not by accident that outside Lagos state, Edo was the hottest theatre in the MKO Abiola nationwide June 12, 1993 election protests. And twenty years later the epicentre of the 2023 Obedient ballot tsunami. Edo state, take it or leave it, is the cradle of modern Nigeria's democracy. Testing the will of our people by imposing unwanted and unpopular candidates who cannot win elections but help corrupt party officials to scoop millions of naira into their pockets, against the preferred candidates of Nigerians will be fatal to the NDC nationwide in 2027. To be forewarned is to be forearmed," Mr. Erumusele concluded..

Kidnapped School Children and their Teachers in Oyo State Rescued by Security Agencies

The kidnapped schoolchildren and teachers by bandits and terrorists in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State have been rescued after about 56 days in captivity.

A statement by presidential spokesperson, Bayo Onanuga confirmed that the victims were freed through the efforts of combined security agencies.

HIS FULL STATEMENT:

STATEHOUSE PRESS STATEMENT 

PRESIDENT TINUBU EXPRESSES JOY OVER THE RESCUE OF ORIIRE ABDUCTED CHILDREN AND TEACHERS, COMMENDS SECURITY AGENCIES

President Bola Tinubu has expressed profound joy at the successful rescue of the children and teachers from Oriire community in Ogbomoso, Oyo State, by the security forces. 

President Tinubu praised the heroic efforts of the security agencies, especially the military, the DSS and the police, for working round the clock in the last 56 days to secure the release of the abducted children and their teachers without any collateral damage and for arresting eight of the abductors and neutralising others.

President Tinubu regretted the anguish that the children and their teachers, as well as members of their families and the entire nation, have experienced since the sad occurrence.

For cooperating with the Federal Government in all rescue efforts, President Tinubu commended the Oyo State Government and charged it to ensure adequate security around schools across the state. 

"I am profoundly happy that our security forces successfully rescued the abducted pupils and teachers from Orire, Ogbomoso in Oyo State today after a military, police and intelligence-driven operation that neutralised some of the terrorists that perpetrated the evil act and the arrest of eight of them. 

"This successful military operation has ended the siege and standoff of over 50 days and has brought relief to the entire nation and the affected families in particular. On behalf of the country, I express my gratitude to the officers and men of our armed forces, the intelligence agencies and the police for the safe rescue of the children and their teachers. 

"My government will get justice for these children and their teachers and for the family of Mr Oyedokun, who the terrorists gruesomely murdered. 

"I must commend the government of Oyo State for working cooperatively with us in bringing this unfortunate incident to a successful end," the President said. 

President Tinubu has also directed that the emergency agencies work with the Oyo State Government to provide all necessary medical and relief support to the children and the teachers. 

Bayo Onanuga

Special Adviser to the President 

(Information and Strategy)

July 10, 2026

JUWON Moves to Drag Three Osun High Court Judges Before NJC Over Alleged Conflicting Orders on Subsisting 1997 Judgment

The Judiciary Watch of Nigeria (JUWON) has concluded arrangements to petition three judges of the Osun State High Court before the National Judicial Council (NJC) over what it described as a series of conflicting and legally untenable orders allegedly issued in respect of a valid and subsisting High Court judgment delivered nearly three decades ago.


According to the judiciary watchdog, the petition centres on Suit No. HOS/71/93 – Hephzibah Holdings Ltd v. Madam Sinatu Adeoye & 4 Others, in which the former Acting Chief Judge of Osun State, Hon. Justice R.O. Yusuf, delivered judgment on February 25, 1997.


JUWON alleged that the three judicial officers, whose identities were withheld, had been entertaining applications initiated by agents and privies of the judgment debtor and proceeded to issue orders that allegedly sought to frustrate, undermine and render ineffective the execution of the subsisting judgment, rather than directing the dissatisfied parties to seek appropriate relief before the appellate court.


The organisation maintained that once a court has become functus officio after delivering its final judgment, it lacks jurisdiction to revisit the substantive issues already determined except in circumstances recognised by law. It therefore argued that any orders capable of obstructing the execution of the 1997 judgment amount to a miscarriage of justice and fall far below the constitutional and ethical standards expected of judicial officers entrusted with preserving the integrity of the judicial system.


JUWON further recalled that the same High Court had earlier granted leave for the substitution of the judgment creditor and authorised the execution of the judgment, including the issuance of a warrant of possession over the disputed property. It noted that before delivering judgment in 1997, Justice R.O. Yusuf personally visited the locus in quo to ascertain the exact boundaries of the land in dispute before making his final determination.


The organisation explained that counsel to the judgment creditor, Lekan Alabi, subsequently approached the High Court through Suit No. HOS/M.206/2024 solely to obtain administrative approval necessary to facilitate the enforcement of the declaratory judgment in favour of Madam Sinatu Adeoye, describing the application as a procedural step intended to ensure compliance with the court's judgement.


JUWON further stated that the Chief Bailiff of the Osun State High Court duly submitted his report on the execution of the judgment on 30th day of April, 2025. It, however, alleged that despite the completion of the execution process, subsequent orders issued by the affected judges created legal obstacles to the judgment creditor's possession of the property while allegedly providing undue protection to agents and privies of the judgment debtor.


According to the group, the development created an atmosphere in which the judgment debtor and associated parties allegedly became emboldened to initiate the arrest, harassment and prosecution of the judgment creditor's counsel, Lekan Alabi, as well as the lawful attorney to the judgment creditor, Najeem Popoola, actions which the organisation described as an abuse of legal and security processes.


JUWON further alleged that personnel drawn from various security agencies—including the Osun State Police Command, the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID), Alagbon, the Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Unit, the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters, officers of the Nigerian Army from the Engineering Regiment, Ede, the Osogbo Military Depot, as well as operatives of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC)—were allegedly deployed in connection with the dispute.


In a statement signed by the Deputy National Secretary of JUWON, Comrade Michael James on Friday, the organisation disclosed that the conduct of the three judicial officers had remained under close observation for approximately one year, adding that it had now resolved to formally present its findings before the National Judicial Council for appropriate disciplinary consideration.


The statement read in part:"It is deeply disturbing that after a court has become functus officio on a matter, legal practitioners still approach the same court with applications capable of reopening issues already conclusively determined. More disturbing is the willingness of judicial officers to entertain such applications and issue orders that effectively prevent a successful litigant from enjoying the fruits of a lawful judgment.


"Judicial officers are sworn to preserve the sanctity, dignity and integrity of the courts. They must resist every attempt to manipulate the judicial process and remain steadfast in ensuring that justice, fairness and the rule of law prevail. The temple of justice must remain sacred and beyond compromise."


Meanwhile, during proceedings in Suit No. HOS/M.206/2024 before the Osun State High Court sitting in Ikire on February 25, 2026, presided over by Hon. Justice S.A. Oke, the court directed counsel to the judgment creditor, Lekan Alabi, to serve copies of the 1982, 1997 and 2016 judgments relating to the disputed property on all occupants of the land, observing that under established legal principles, ownership of land extends to everything attached to it.


JUWON also recalled that in Suit No. HOS/102/82, instituted by Shittu Ladimeji (Oladimeji) & 3 Others, representing the Iyiolu Alare Family of Osogbo, against Madam Sinatu Adeoye, the court dismissed the claim in its entirety and awarded substantial costs in favour of Madam Adeoye.


Similarly, the organisation referenced Suit No. HOS/81/13 – Mrs. Sidikatu Busari v. Alhaji Dele Yes Sir, in which the court awarded ₦5 million in damages against Alhaji Dele Yes Sir for acts of further trespass on a portion of the disputed land located near the Steel Rolling Mills Residential Quarters, popularly known as Iyana Camp, Osogbo.


According to JUWON, the succession of proprietary interests over the judgment land subsequently passed from the late Madam Sinatu Adeoye to the late Mrs. Sidikatu Busari and is now represented by Misitura Busari, who continues to pursue the enforcement of the subsisting judgments.


The organisation concluded by expressing concern over what it described as conflicting judicial pronouncements capable of eroding public confidence in the administration of justice.It posed a question it believes deserves urgent reflection within the justice sector;


"If the courts cannot consistently uphold and enforce their own valid and subsisting judgments, what confidence should members of the public have in the judicial system and the rule of law?"