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Jordan Wike's $2.1M Suit Faces Transfer Request Over Bias

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Jordan Wike's $2.1M Suit Faces Transfer Request Over Bias

Jordan Wike, the son of Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, is involved in a $2.1 million land dispute. The claimants, represented by lawyer Ibrahim Waru, have requested the Chief Judge of the FCT High Court, Justice Husseini Baba-Yusuf, to transfer the case from Court 2, where it is currently presided over by Justice Sylvanus Oriji.

This request, made in a letter dated October 7, 2026, is based on concerns regarding Justice Oriji's alleged connections to Jordan Wike, which could create a reasonable apprehension of bias. Waru emphasized that the request is not an accusation of misconduct against Justice Oriji but aims to ensure the proceedings are perceived as fair.

The letter, received by the Chief Judge's chambers on October 8, outlines the claimants' desire for the case to be handled in a manner that avoids any appearance of partiality, thereby protecting the credibility of the judicial process.

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