But not until after the cross-examination of witnesses that has been slated for tomorrow by Justice UCHE AGUONMO.
After taking two more witnesses from the aggrieved youths today, Justice AGUONMO promised to speedily dispense the case, based on which he granted the short adjournment.
While giving evidence in court; one of the plaintiffs, NKIRU FRANCIS, claimed she had applied for training programme for Niger Delta youths in Dubai but was denied enrolment by the NDDC.
Another witness identified as JEREMIAH NDAMA claimed that provision was made for thirty-five dollars to be paid to each participant in the international merchant navy training in Dubai.
In his reaction to the development in court; the lawyer to the plaintiffs, CHRIS OJUBAGU, said he was satisfied with the progress of the matter.
However; counsel to the NDDC declined to respond to questions by journalists who covered the court proceedings.
