Admin l Monday, January 07, 2018
IKEJA, Nigeria – A Federal high court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos has restrained the Inspector General of Police(IGP) or its agents from disrupting the operation of the applicant Centre point Network. Justice Adizat Shagari made the order sequel to a motion argued by the plaintiff’s counsel Mr. Babajide Koku SAN.
” An order of interim injunction is hereby made restraining the respondents from interfering or take over the affairs of Center Point Network Limited Located in No 1, Tigris close and plot 521 or no 10 Usman street Maitama Abuja.
The respondents in this case are Inspector General of Police, Emeka Chuka Orakwueoffor and the Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC.
The plaintiff in its motion said that on 21st of December, 2017, the diseased wife of 2nd defendant Joy Chukuren-Offor who owns Centre point Network Limited with two children for Emeka Offor was buried after a sudden death.
But after the burial the husband has been using the agent of The Nigerian Police to disrupt the operation of the applicant’s business.
They also contend in their notion on notice that Emeka Offor is not a director in the company but that on the 24th of December, 2017, which is three days after the burial of his late wife he indicated to sell the properties belonging to the company through the help of police.
The plaintiff urge the court to in the interest of justice grant a protective order so that the directors of the company will be able to work without fear and anxiety which the 1st and 2nd defendants have orchestrated.
Justice Shagari later adjourned the matter to the 19th of January and ordered all the respondent to restrain themselves from tampering or interfere with the properties and operation of the applicant’s business.
