An FCT High Court, on Wednesday, granted an application seeking substituted service on CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele, who is charged with alleged contempt in a case filed against him by one Godwin Emmanuel.
Mr Okpara filed a motion dated March 9 and supported by a seven-paragraph affidavit with a written address. Mr Okpara, on behalf of his client had filed a contempt proceeding against the governor on April 4 for disobeying a court order to pay Emmanuel N52.5 million. He however applied for a garnishee proceeding against CBN in 2017 which was granted and Unity Bank did not appeal against the judgment.
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