“Again, although it is the law that in an action for declaration of title to land, a plaintiff must succeed on the strength of his case and not on the weakness of the defence because it is a discretionary relief and he has the burden of proof and will lose if no evidence is led, where the case of the defendant supports the case of the plaintiff, the plaintiff can take advantage of same in order to prove and establish his claim – Mogaji vs. Cadbury (Nig) Ltd (1985) 2 NWLR (Pt. 7) 393 and Wolchem vs Gudi (1981) 5 SC. 291.” PER A. D. YAHAYA, J.C.A., in

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