SUDAN WAR: ARMY SAYS IT INFLICTS HEAVY LOSSES ON RSF IN DARFUR, KORDOFAN. (PHOTO).

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 Sudan war: Army says it inflicts heavy losses on RSF in Darfur, Kordofan Sudan’s army on Friday said that it inflicted heavy losses on the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) during a series of air and ground operations carried out over the past week in the Darfur and Kordofan regions. In a statement, the military said its forces conducted strikes against RSF positions, destroying around 240 combat vehicles and killing hundreds of fighters, Anadolu Agency reported. The army said the operations also targeted what it described as RSF logistical and operational facilities, including drone-related sites and storage areas, as well as locations at Nyala Airport in South Darfur. It added that ground forces had succeeded in pushing RSF fighters out of wide areas in both Darfur and Kordofan, and that operations were ongoing to pursue remaining elements. Civilians displaced Fighting has intensified in recent weeks across Sudan’s three Kordofan states – North, West and South – where clashes between t...
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BENUE-BORN JUDGE REPLACES INYANG AS ABUJA HIGH COURT CHIEF JUDGE . (PHOTO).

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 BENUE-BORN JUDGE REPLACES INYANG AS ABUJA HIGH COURT CHIEF JUDGE 


...Approves redeployment of other judges.


18th May, 2025     |     8:26 PM 


The Chief Judge (CJ) of the Federal High Court of Nigeria, Justice John Terhemba Tsoho has replaced Justice Inyang Edem Ekwo of the Abuja division of the court who was suspended for one year by the National Judicial Council (NJC).


Justice Ekwo’s court has been taken over by Justice M. G. Umar who was moved from Enugu judicial division to Abuja. Similarly, four other judges have been redeployed from their current divisions to other divisions.


No reason was adduced for the action of the Chief Judge, made public in a statement on Sunday by the Director of Information of the Court, Dr Catherine Oby Christopher .


The statement indicated that the redeployment takes immediate effect


Those redeployed are;

Justices M. G. Umar from Enugu judicial division to Abuja,

Tijjani Garba Ringim, from Gombe division to Yola division, 

M. T. Segun-Bello, from Abakaliki division to Enugu division,

Bala Khalifa-Mohammed Usman, from Yola division to Awka division and 

Amina Aliyu Mohammed, from Awka division to Gombe division.


The statement said the affected judges have been directed to deliver all pending judgements in their current stations within the shortest possible time.


Meanwhile, the judges currently resident in the Abakaliki and Katsina judicial divisions have been directed to take responsibility for all the cases already pending or newly instituted in their respective divisions until otherwise instructed.


In a related development, the general public was notified that all cases pending before Court No. 5 in the Abuja judicial division will be attended to by the judge who has been moved to Abuja for that purpose.


Consequently, the Chief Judge explained that there is no need for litigants or counsel to apply to his office for re-assignment of cases that have been pending before the Court of suspended Justice Inyang Edem Ekwo.


Credit: Daily Post

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