I need medical attention to be able to defend myself properly – Lawyer tells court

A human rights lawyer, Barrister Victor Giwa, has told a Federal Capital Territory High Court that he needs adequate medical attention to be able to defend himself properly in the charge brought against him by the Inspector- General of Police over an allegation of forgery.
Giwa, in motion No: M/8583/26, filed at the registry of the court, said his appointment with his doctors in the United Kingdom is being frustrated by the court.
He is seeking the release of his international passport to enable him seek medical attention abroad.
Giwa stated in the motion, “This court has shown ‘personal interest’ in this case and has deliberately adjourned the hearing of my application for the rele...