Why we're yet to pay N500,000 to passenger as ordered by court -- Peace Mass Transit

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Why we’re yet to pay N500,000 to passenger as ordered by court — Peace Mass Transit

, says it is still reviewing the recent court judgement against the company which awarded N500, 000 to one of its passengers.

In his ruling on Thursday, Justice C. O. Ajah of the Enugu State High Court, set aside the “no refund policy” of the company.Reacting to the judgement, PMT in a statement by its general manager, Ifeanyi Enete, on Friday, said the company would decide on the next line of action as soon as the review of the court ruling was concluded by their lawyers.

He expressed the company’s readiness to invest in the re- training and reorientation of such staff to become better “service delivery agents.”

 

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