A law graduate, Kayode Bello, has decried denial of justice following the order he obtained at the Federal High Court, Maitama, Abuja, permitting him to write his Law School examination in 2017.
The Nigerian Law School in 2017 expelled Bello for allegedly protesting against poor facilities at the school, as well as the role he played in a protest that rocked his alma mater, University of Ibadan, following a hike in school fees.
According to him, the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) President, Mr. Yakubu Maikyau (SAN), former Director General of the Nigerian Law School, the Secretary to the Council of Legal Education, and others, disobeyed the court order.
In a statement, Bello said: “Mr. Maikyau and others have a penchant for disobeying court orders based on my experience. This kind of disobedience is criminalised under Section 133 of the Nigerian Criminal Code Act, and a contempt proceeding I initiated against them through…
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