‘Supreme court didn’t award N13.5bn judgement debt’ — Otudeko hits Ecobank | TheCable

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‘S’court didn’t award N13.5bn judgement debt’ — Otudeko fires back at Ecobank | TheCable

a total of 4,770,269,843 units of FBN Holdings’ shares.

According to Honeywell, no court order awarded the amount or any judgment sum at all in favour of Ecobank.Honeywell’s reply was contained in a letter dated July 10, 2023, and addressed to the managing director of FBN Holdings. “Whereas, the letter falsely alleges that there was a decision of the Supreme Court in SC/CV/210/2021 made on 27th January, 2023 “affirming the indebtedness” of our clients and that the decision also”commanded” our above stated clients to perform certain acts, neither Dr. Oba Otudeko, CFR nor Honeywell Group PIc was a party to the Supreme Court decision/proceedings and no order was made against them.“Thus, the further statement in the letter that “…the actions being taken by Dr.

 

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