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Court adjourns Nnaji’s N14.5bn suit till June 3

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An Enugu High Court adjourns the N14.5bn Barth Nnaji suit to 2026. The case involves alleged property demolition and a long-standing land dispute. Read More: https://punchng.com/court-adjourns-nnajis-n14-5bn-suit-till-june-3/

Court adjourns Nnaji’s N14.5bn suit till June 3

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