The Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee (LPPC) of the Supreme Court of Nigeria has summoned the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Citadel Oracle Concept Limited, Benjamin Joseph, for hearing of a petition he filed against a police prosecutor at the Force Headquarters Abuja, Simon Lough, for alleged malicious prosecution and denial of justice.
The Managing Director of Citadel Oracle Concepts Limited, Benjamin Joseph, has responded to some statements made by the Chairman, Zinox Group, Leo Stan Ekeh, while asserting that Ekeh has a case to answer in the N170.3million contract fraud. Ekeh had denied he, his wife, Chioma, and nine others were facing prosecution over their roles in the contract fraud. Joseph insisted that the protracted legal battle between him and Zinox Group Chairman and others was not borne out of blackmail but facts and truth.
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Barely two weeks after SaharaReporters' story on the filing of 17 counts bordering on conspiracy, fraud and forgery against the Chairman of Zinox Group, Stan Leo Ekeh, his wife and others before a Federal Capital Territory High Court, the company has filed a process to open their defence in the alleged N170.3 million contract feud. This comes days after representatives of Zinox Group in several media publications and interviews refuted the story and denied knowledge of any criminal prosecution against their principal in any court in the country.
The Chairman of Zinox Group, Stan Leo Ekeh, along with his wife, Chioma, and four other suspects charged by the Federal Government over alleged involvement in a N170.3 million contract fraud have filed a process to open their defence for the crime.