38. On 06/09/04 a request for revision of the dismissal was submitted by Madam Oyemade, supported on 27/09/04 by a request from the Nigerian Ministry of Cooperation and Integration, calling for a withdrawal of the sanction of dismissal (Cf. Attachment N). 39. The defendants Wakani and Gogoua emphasised not having been informed by Madam Oyemade of her intention to file an appeal before the Council of Ministers via the Administration and Finance Commission, pursuant to Article 27 of the Staff Rules and Article 65 of the Staff Regulations. 40. It was during the 53rd session of the Council of Ministers held in Accra on 18/01/05 that Nigeria raised the issue of Madam Oyemade’s dismissal, and the Council refused to intervene on the grounds that “she had not exhausted all the appeal processes available.” 41. On 24/01/05 the counsel for Madam Oyemade applied to the Executive Secretary for a revision of the dismissal. 42. On 17 February 2005, Madam Oyemade received the letter of revision but did not tender her resignation, which was a condition for the said revision. 43. That by letter dated 11th March 2005 she informed Messrs. Wakani and Gogoua of her intention to put in an appeal before the Council of Ministers, concerning the 9th February 2005 decision. Following the vacancy of post, an advertisement to fill this vacancy was published. 44. The defendants Administration and maintain Finance not having Commission submitted for a possible a memorandum revision because to the of the following: 1) That the first procedure of revision was not conducted in accordance with the Staff Regulations; 2) That also, there is no time-limit that compels the Staff representatives Wakani and Gogoua to submit a memorandum to the Administration and Finance Commission; 3) That, from the beginning of the year, the Administration and Finance Commission has not convened;