The suit was filed on their behalf by the Falana & Falana’s Chambers, as a fundamental rights application.
Funmi Falana had contended that her client’s rights were being violated by relevant stakeholders, who allegedly refused to return or reissue their travel documents, which they need to get medical care in hospitals overseas.
El-Zakzaky claimed that his passport was seized and destroyed in 2015 when security forces invaded his domain.
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But the NIS, as well as other respondents, denied violating the plaintiff’s rights on the matter.JAMB Result
In a ruling on Thursday, Justice Obiora Egwuta held that the applicant has not provided sufficient evidence in court to show that his passport was either seized, destroyed, lost or the relevant agency was unwilling to reissue another one to him.JAMB Portal
“From the position of the applicant, it was not shown that it was the respondent who took his passport but rather that the passport was destroyed or lost in 2015 when his residence was attacked by security operatives.
“This application is accordingly dismissed”, Egwatu said.NYSC Portal
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