A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has fixed September five to hear arguments from counsel on why it should not deliver judgment on the fundamental rights application filed by the notorious kidnapper, Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike, popularly known as Evans.

Justice Abdulaziz Anka had adjourned on August sixteen to deliver a judgment on the fundamental rights application filed by Evans against the first and second respondents, the Inspector General of Police and the Nigeria Police Force,which were not legally represented.

But the Commissioner of Police in Lagos State and the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, the third and fourth respondents, were represented by lawyers who argued that their colleagues were not served the court process.

Earlier, the lawyers from both sides could not agree on the next date for adjournment, but the judge stood down the matter for both parties to agree on a date, and later adjourned to September five to hear arguments.