...mant, the total sum of N2, 378,839.49k [two million, three hundred and seventy-eight thousand, eight hundred and thirty-nine naira, forty-nine kobo] being outstanding accrued emoluments, allowances and compensation.   e.      An order, directing the Defendant to pay the Claimant, her full salaries and all emoluments from the date of the purported termination of her employment until judgment is entered by the Court; and/or the sum of N10, 000,000.00k [ten million ...

...le Court compelling the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Defendants jointly and severally to pay to the Claimant the sum of N2, 000, 000.00 [two million naira only] being the cost and expenses incurred by the Claimant for the training of the 1st Defendant under the Bond Agreements.   f.        An order directing both the 2nd and 3rd Defendants to pay the sum of N5, 000,000 [five million naira] as general and exemplary damages to the Claimant for inducing the 1st Defend ...

...;s counsel May argue and assessed by the Honourable Court. 5.      And for such further order or orders as this court may deem fit to make in the circumstances of this case, The claimant filed a motion for summary judgment pursuant to Order 16 of the National Industrial Court Civil Procedure Rules 2017. The motion which was filed on the 5/12/209 seeks an order entering summary judgment in favour of the claimant against the defendants as per the above listed reliefs. T ...

...2011, and whose computation of death benefits vide letter reference ALG/PEN-19/VOLXVIII/3179 bearing file No. VLG/PER/261/VOL.1 is not entitled to the payment of the Pension and Gratuity. 2.      Whether upon the true and proper construction of Sections 15 and 19 of the Local Government Pension Board Law CAP 102 Laws of Benue State 2004 and Section 210 of the Constitution of The Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended), The defendants severally or collectively can ...

...2011, and whose computation of death benefits vide letter reference ALG/PEN-19/VOLXVIII/3179 bearing file No. VLG/PER/261/VOL.1 is not entitled to the payment of the Pension and Gratuity. 2.      Whether upon the true and proper construction of Sections 15 and 19 of the Local Government Pension Board Law CAP 102 Laws of Benue State 2004 and Section 210 of the Constitution of The Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended), The defendants severally or collectively can ...

...;    Whether by virtue of the provisions of the Regulations and Scheme Governing the service of Senior Staff of the 1st Defendant and 1st Defendant’s law, 1999, (As Amended) the 3rd defendant is not the final organ of the 1st Defendant as far as employment and discipline of the 1st Defendant’s staff is concerned.       iii.            Whether by virtue of the provisions of the Regulation a ...

...t and upon which the claimant was suspended is malicious without justification whatsoever and therefore null and void.                   ii.            A declaration that the defendants query dated 17th September, 2015 against the claimant is malicious, ill-conceived, illegal, unlawful and pre-meditated and an orchestrated attempt to resuscitate the old cas ...

...n Report of 22nd November 2018 over the criminal complaint against the claimant exonerated the claimant.   2.      The claimant then prayed for the following reliefs: 1)    A Declaration that the purported letter of dismissal Ref No: C48/T2/189 which informed our client (sic) that he has been dismissed and the order to the effect of dismissal by the 1st defendant is invalid, null and void, illegal, unlawful and of no effect ab initio. 2) &nb ...