“In Mbaegnusi Obiekweife & Anor v. Ikwuobodo Unumma & Another (1957) 2 F.S.C. 70 at p. 71 Foster Sutton, F.C.J., held that an order for consolidation of actions is one of convenience, and either the Judge who made the order or any other Judge before whom the case comes for trial has a discretion to vary it.”
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