Adeboye, Redeemers School, British Council sued over certificate

A legal practitioner, Moses Oddiri, has dragged the principal of
Redeemers International Secondary School, Mrs. Feyisara Osinupebi,
Pastor Ben Akabueze, General Overseer of Redeemed Christian Church
of God (RCCG), Enoch Adeboye, the British Council and Cambridge
IGCSE before a Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja.

He is challenging the refusal of the defendants to release the
certificates of his son, Andre Oddiri.

In an originating summons, Oddiri said the decision to withhold
his son’s 2016 Cambridge I.G.C.S.E result, the updated transcript
from Junior Secondary School 1 to Senior Secondary School 3, his
testimonial/statement and the 2017 WAEC result over alleged
non-payment of third term school fees, was dubious.

On July 12 2017, Justice Oke-Lawal, ordered that the documents
in the custody of the 1st and 2nd respondents be deposited with the
chief registrar of the court for preservation pending the outcome
and determination of the motion on notice for the enforcement of
the fundamental rights of the applicants. Thisday reports.

However, the respondents are yet to comply with the order
following which the applicants sought the court’s permission to
begin contempt proceedings against them with the issuance of forms
48 and 49.

The respondents through their lawyer, Emeka Etiaba (SAN),
challenged the jurisdiction of the court to hear the suit.

A legal practitioner, Moses Oddiri, has dragged the principal of
Redeemers International Secondary School, Mrs. Feyisara Osinupebi,
Pastor Ben Akabueze, General Overseer of Redeemed Christian Church
of God (RCCG), Enoch Adeboye, the British Council and Cambridge
IGCSE before a Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja.

He is challenging the refusal of the defendants to release the
certificates of his son, Andre Oddiri.

In an originating summons, Oddiri said the decision to withhold
his son’s 2016 Cambridge I.G.C.S.E result, the updated transcript
from Junior Secondary School 1 to Senior Secondary School 3, his
testimonial/statement and the 2017 WAEC result over alleged
non-payment of third term school fees, was dubious.

On July 12 2017, Justice Oke-Lawal, ordered that the documents
in the custody of the 1st and 2nd respondents be deposited with the
chief registrar of the court for preservation pending the outcome
and determination of the motion on notice for the enforcement of
the fundamental rights of the applicants. Thisday reports.

However, the respondents are yet to comply with the order
following which the applicants sought the court’s permission to
begin contempt proceedings against them with the issuance of forms
48 and 49.

The respondents through their lawyer, Emeka Etiaba (SAN),
challenged the jurisdiction of the court to hear the suit.