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A Federal High Court in Abuja ruled that Professor Pat Utomi’s proposal to create what he referred to as “a shadow government” in the nation was illegal.
According to reports, the decision was handed down Monday morning by Justice James Omotosho.
In the lawsuit filed under the case number FHC/ABJ/CS/937/2025, the Department of State Services (DSS) said that Utomi’s action was meant to destabilize the nation and cause anarchy.
According to the DSS, the proposed shadow government is not only an anomaly but also a serious assault on the Constitution and a danger to the incumbent democratically elected administration.
It voiced concern that, if unchecked, such a structure—dubbed a “shadow government”—may spark political upheaval, exacerbate tensions between groups, and give other illegal actors or separatist organizations the confidence to create similar parallel arrangements, all of which would be extremely dangerous for the country’s security.
The plaintiff requests that the court rule that Utomi and his associates’ alleged “shadow government” or “shadow cabinet” is “unconstitutional and amounts to an attempt to create a parallel authority not recognized by the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended).”
Additionally, the DSS is requesting a declaration that “any governmental authority or structure established or operated outside the provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended) is unconstitutional, null, and void under Sections 1(1), 1(2), and 14(2)(a) of the Constitution.”
More information will follow.
