IMPEACHMENT: Abuja court reschedules Philip Shaibu’s case for April 19

The Federal High Court in Abuja has fixed Friday, April 19 for the hearing of a suit filed by the sacked Deputy Governor of Edo State, Philip Shaibu against the House of Assembly.

The judge, Inyang Ekwo, on Friday, April 12, fixed the case for hearing after a team of lawyers showed up to seek a date for the matter.

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The case, which was scheduled to hold on Thursday, April 11, did not hold, because the court could not sit, due to the public holiday.

The Edo Assembly on Monday, April 8 sacked Shaibu Philip, following the recommendation of a seven-man panel of investigation indicting him for disclosure of government secrets.