Source:
PmNewsNigeria.
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has fixed 18 September to decide
either to relist or not
Jay-Jay Okocha Group West Africa Limited in a
petition filed against the former captain of the Super Eagles, Okocha
Austin Azuka a.k.a Jay-Jay Okocha and his wife Nkechi Okocha.
Also
joined as co-defendant is a limited liability company; Jay-Jay Okocha
Group West Africa Limited, jointly formed by the former footballer and
six other shareholders namely; Friday Nwankero-Kuja, Ijeoma Kuja,
Nwankwo-Kuja, James Chinedu, Nwankwo Kuja Daniel Chukwudi, Nwankwo Kuja
Mary Chioma.
Two other companies Africa Shelter Sports Consultant
Limited, Friday Nwankwo and Sons Limited are also petitioners in the
impending legal hostility.
In an affidavit sworn to by a Director
and shareholder of Jay-Jay Okocha Group West Africa Limited, Friday
Nwankwo Kuja, and filed before the Court by a Lagos Lawyer, Barrister
Caleb Rotimi Oyekola, the petitioners who claimed to be shareholders of
the company which was incorporated to arrange, organise, finance and
present sporting events, alleged that Okocha and his wife, Nkechi, who
are the Chairman and Managing Directors of the company respectively are
conducting the affairs of the company in an illegal and oppressive
manner.
Mr. Kuja alleged further that at the formative stage of
the company located at 46, Saka Tinubu Street, Victoria Island, he
expended a total sum of N63m, while he was performing his duties as the
Executive Director in the affairs of the company diligently and
productively. He said he and other shareholders have now been sidelined.