IKE EKWEREMADU'S SAGA: Court Issues Order To Immigration, Banks | READ MORE
Faith Ukanwa
Jul 01, 2022
IKE EKWEREMADU'S SAGA: Court Issues Order To Immigration, Banks | READ MORE
A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS), and three banks to release details of David Ukpo to the detained Senator Ike Ekweremadu.
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The banks are; Stanbic-IBTC Bank, United Bank of Africa (UBA), and Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System Plc.
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Ukpo is at the centre of the alleged organ harvesting conspiracy involving Ekeremadu and his wife in the UK.
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Justice Inyang Ekwo gave the order on Friday, while delivering judgement in a suit filed by the Ekweremadus.
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By the court order, all official information including the account opening package in relation to Ukpo are to be released to Senator Ekweremadu to ascertain the real age of Ukpo.
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Recall that the couple were arrested following claims by Ukpo that he is 15-year-old, making him a minor. However, the Nigeria Immigration Service had said that Ukpo is 21-year-old.
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