Court Schedules Hearing for Nigerian Army Debt Suit
A court sitting in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, has set October 22, 2026, to receive a settlement report in a lawsuit filed by three indigenous companies—Peaches Integrated Services Limited, Godswm Industrial Services Limited, and Etucok Integrated Services—against the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF), the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), and other defendants. The plaintiffs allege that they are owed 26 months of unpaid rental fees for houseboat services provided to the Nigerian Army.
During the hearing, Mr. Rueben Wanogho, counsel for the plaintiffs, informed the court that the Commander of the Joint Task Force (JTF), Operation Delta Safe, who is the third defendant, had requested an amicable resolution. Justice Stephen Daylop Pam granted the request for time to pursue settlement discussions, while I.
K. Diri, representing the first defendant, expressed uncertainty about the settlement proposal.
No verdict has been delivered as the matter awaits the outcome of these discussions.
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