Supreme Court of Nigeria Rules on Freedom of Information Act Applicability to State Records

The Supreme Court of Nigeria, in a case involving Comrade Austin Osakwe and an agency in Edo State, addressed the applicability of the Freedom of Information Act to state public records. The case revolved around the agency's denial of information sought under the Act, leading to a legal battle that culminated in the Supreme Court's ruling.
The Court considered the absence of a similar state law to the Act as a key factor in its decision. This case highlights the importance of transparency and access to information in governance.
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