He said, “Subsequently, the judgment was entered in Sonny Ekedayen’s favour and the court granted all the reliefs he sought as the claimant in the suit, which are as follows: “A declaration that the 1st defendant has no right and/or power to compel and/or force you to either resign from your employment with the 2nd defendant or proceed on voluntary early retirement therefrom.
“An order of perpetual injunction restraining the 1st Defendant from compelling and/or forcing Sonny Ekedayen to either resign from your employment with the 2nd defendant or proceed on voluntary early retirement therefrom. “An order of perpetual injunction restraining the Defendants from dismissing and/or terminating his appointment with the 2nd defendant except in accordance with the provisions of your employment contract and conditions of service.
“A consequential order reinstating Sonny Ekedayen to the employment service of the 2nd Defendant. All his unpaid arrears and salaries and other employment entitlements from December 2015 when the suit was filed until date are to be paid by the 2nd defendant within 30 days of the date of this judgment. Failure to do so will attract 10% interest on your arrears of salaries and entitlements.