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High Court Rules on Land Allocation Dispute in Gombe State

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The High Court delivered a judgment in Suit No. GM/116/2026 concerning land allocation in Gombe State. The court declared that the state government’s award of a construction contract to Grandscope Construction Limited on the disputed property was illegal and unlawful. The court granted a perpetual injunction requiring defendants to vacate the land and remove structures. The court also awarded N15 million in special damages, N50 million in general damages, and N7,200 in costs.

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The ruling concerned a 1.30-hectare parcel of land along the Gombe-Bajoga Road. The court’s decision impacts the validity of government contracts and land tenure in the state. The judgment was delivered by Justice Daurabo S. Sikkam of High Court No. 9, Gombe.

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  • high courtThe High Court delivered the judgment regarding the land allocation and contract validity.

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    The High Court's ruling could affect the validity of future government contracts and land tenure decisions made by the state government.

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