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"In its ruling on Achimugu’s substantive application, the Court of Appeal held that allowing the interim ex parte freezing order to remain in force for more than 15 months was contrary to the purpose of such orders, which are intended to preserve funds only for a limited period pending the hearing of a motion on notice.

The court consequently discharged and vacated in its entirety the interim freezing order issued by the Federal High Court on April 10, 2025, against Achimugu and the corporate entities linked to her."

Appeal court vacates order freezing 124 bank accounts ‘linked to’ Aisha Achimugu - Daily Post Nigeria https://share.google/4zshA8jZVccO060LM

"In its ruling on Achimugu’s substantive application, the Court of Appeal held that allowing the int...

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AOJ: An interim ex-parte order shouldn't last more than seven days unless renewed for another seven days. The Court of Appeal rightly set aside the expired or abated order. Madam can now enjoy her "spicy 🌶 "🤣