Former Bank Director, Henry Ajagbawa, Others Allegedly Disobey Court Order, Illegally Break Into Benin Electricity Distribution Company Premises | Sahara Reporters

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The board members were identified as K.C. Akuma, Adeola Ijose, Charles Onwera and Yomi Adeyemi, who were recently appointed to the board of the company.

A former Bank Executive Director, Henry Ajagbawa, and board members of the Benin Electricity Distribution Company on Wednesday allegedly broke into the premises of the company in Benin, Edo State capital, despite a subsisting court order restraining them from “any unlawful occupation.”

A Federal High Court in Abuja had during the week issued an order restraining Fidelity Bank Plc and other co-defendants from taking over BEDC, pending the hearing and determination of the motion on notice dated July 8, 2022.The other defendants are the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission and Corporate Affairs Commission .Those affected by the order include the Bureau of Public Enterprises and the Nigeria Police Force .

Vigeo also prayed the court for an order of interim injunction restraining Henry Ajagbawa, Charles Onwera, Yomi Adeyemi, K.C.

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So this Ajagbawa still continue with him craze from his days as a bank ED

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