Invasion: Court Imposes N6m Damages On Osun Police

Justice Ayo Oyebiyi of Osun State High Court, Osogbo on Wednesday slammed N6...

Justice Ayo Oyebiyi of Osun State High Court, Osogbo on Wednesday slammed N6 million against the police over violation of fundamental human rights.

Two applicants Yusuf Adepoju and Muddathir Kewdirorun had filed a suit against the police following invasion into their private homes by the men of Nigeria police around 3 AM on November 16th 2021.

Justice Oyebiyi delivering judgement said the applicants had proved their case against the police beyond reasonable doubt in suit number HOS/ M. 157/ 2021 and ordered that the respondent pay a compensation fee of N6 million to the applicants for gross abuse of their rights.

The judge held that infringing on the fundamental rights of innocent civilians was against the Nigerian Constitution of 1999 as amended.

He explained that the applicant’s privacy and their families were threatened by the police for carrying out such raid at the late hours of the night.

TLD Newsletter

Get the latest legal news, key cases, top lawyers, and expert analysis for your legal journey.

RELATED ARTICLES

Court Clears PDP to Hold National Convention in Oyo

The Oyo State High Court has granted the Peoples Democratic Party approval to proceed with

Court Bars INEC from Recognising Outcome of Planned PDP National Convention

A Federal High Court in Abuja has restrained the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) from

Court Sets November 13 Hearing for Abuja Market Dispute

The Federal Capital Territory High Court sitting in Maitama, Abuja, has fixed November 13, 2025,

Court Reschedules Natasha’s Cybercrime Trial to November 24

The Federal High Court in Abuja has rescheduled the cybercrime trial of the Senator representing

Appeal Court Voids Registration Of KPMG Professional Services

The Court of Appeal sitting in Lagos has directed the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) to

Gwandu Emirate Dispute: Supreme Court Upholds Ilyasu-Bashir As Emir

The Supreme Court has upheld Alhaji Muhammad Ilyasu-Bashir as the substantive Emir of Gwandu in

TLD Newsletter

Get the latest legal news, key cases, top lawyers, and expert analysis for your legal journey.

This Pop-up Is Included in the Theme
Best Choice for Creatives

Purchase Now

TLD Newsletter

Get the latest legal news, key cases, top lawyers, and expert analysis for your legal journey.