Ndidi stars as Leicester dump Mikel’s Stoke City out of FA Cup

Wilfred Ndidi was impressive in Leicester City’s FA Cup
victory over Stoke City who themselves paraded former Super Eagles
captain John Mikel Obi.

Ndidi was one of the best on the pitch after putting a great
shift for the Foxes in the midfield.

In 90 minutes, Ndidi had 82 touches of the ball, made 2
interceptions, won 2 tackles, and completed 87.5% of long passes
attempted.

The former Gent of Belgium midfielder was given a 7.4 rating
after the final whistle.

Meanwhile, John Mikel Obi also had a good time on the pitch for
the hosts, but his efforts couldn’t save his side against the
rampaging Foxes.

Mikel who captained the Potters also featured for 90 minutes and
he led by example on the pitch with 41 touches, 97% pass accuracy,
4 interceptions to his name.

James Justin, Ayoze Perez, Marc Albrighton, and Harvey Barnes
scored the goals as Leicester City progressed into the next round
of the competition.

James Justin put the Foxes in front with a fine strike in the
34th minute, before Marc Albrighton doubled the lead with a
59th-minute.

Ayoze Perez made it 3-0 with 11 minutes of normal time to go,
and Harvey Barnes completed the route two minutes later.

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In Nigeria.

A human rights lawyer, Femi Falana (SAN), and nine others have
been dragged before a Federal High Court in Abuja, over the set up
of an independent panel to probe killings during the #EndSARS
protests that rocked the country for three weeks in October last
year.

The plaintiff, Barr Lucky Odigie, through his counsel, Oghenovo
Otemu, prayed the court to restrain the defendants from setting up
any parallel independent inquiry to probe any alleged killings of
Nigerians, including security operatives and the destruction of
properties following the deployment of security operatives in the
wake of the #EndSARS protests in Nigeria.

Other defendants in the suit filed on December 31, 2020, are Ade
Atambi, Adewale Adeoye, Chino Obiagwu (SAN), Affiong Affiong, and
Prof Adenike Ogushe. Others are Mr Y.Z Yau, Mr Malachy Ugwumadu,
Miss Fatima Umar and Mr Olumide Ogele.

In the originating summons, the plaintiff prayed the court to
determine whether, by virtue of the Tribunals of Inquiry Act Cap
447 LFN 1990 and all other extant Federal and State laws,
regulations and enactments in Nigeria, the 1st to 3rd Defendants,
trading under the name and style of Alliance on Surviving COVID-19
And Beyond (ASCAB) can validly and legally constitute or set up a
parallel independent panel of inquiry to probe the killings of
Nigerians, including security operatives and the destruction of
properties following the deployment of security operatives in the
wake of the #EndSARS protests in Nigeria?

Whether by virtue of the Tribunals of Inquiry Act Cap 447 LFN
1990 and all other extant Federal and State laws, regulations and
enactments in Nigeria the 4th to 10th Defendants can validly and
legally act as members of a parallel independent panel of inquiry
to probe the killings of Nigerians, including security operatives
and the destruction of properties following the deployment of
security operatives in the wake of the #EndSARS protests in
Nigeria?

He also prayed the court for an order of perpetual injunction
restraining the defendants from conducting any parallel independent
inquiry to probe any alleged killings of Nigerians, including
security operatives and the destruction of properties following the
deployment of security operatives in the wake of the #EndSARS
protests in Nigeria.

The plaintiff prayed for a declaration that by virtue of the
Tribunals of Inquiry Act Cap 447 LFN 1990 and all other extant
Federal and State laws, regulations and enactments in Nigeria, the
1st to 3rd Defendants, trading under the name and style of Alliance
on Surviving COVID-19 And Beyond (ASCAB) cannot validly and legally
constitute or set up a parallel independent panel of inquiry to
probe the killings of Nigerians, including security operatives and
the destruction of properties following the deployment of security
operatives in the wake of the #EndSARS protests in Nigeria.

In the affidavit in support of the originating summons, the
plaintiff said the action of the defendants in setting up the panel
of inquiry is targeted at undermining the different panels set up
by the different state governors to probe the alleged police
brutalities and human rights abuses by security agents.

He said the panel of the 4th to 10th defendants are targeted at
turning up a report or decision that will embarrass and undermine
the Federal Government of Nigeria, the different State Governments,
the Nigeria Police, the Nigeria Army, all the security agencies as
well as the existing panels of inquiries set up by the different
state Governors.

No date has been fixed for the hearing of the case.