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Innoson Asked Gtb To Convert The Debt To Shares In Order To Risk Takeover by sarrki(m): 9:05am On Apr 08, 2019 |
Press Release GTB Must Comply With The Supreme Court Judgment And Pay The N8.7Billion Judgment Debt. GTB’s bid to stop Innoson from taking it over nosedived last week Friday, April 5th, 2019 as the Federal High Court sitting in Ibadan refused to hear or grants it an injunction to restrain Innoson from continuing to levy execution against it; the court also refused to stay execution. Despite the decision of the Supreme Court on February 27th 2019 dismissing the appeal by Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) and affirming thereby the concurrent judgment of Court of Appeal, Ibadan division and Federal High Court Ibadan which ordered GTB by way of Garnishee Order Absolute to pay Innoson Nigeria Ltd the sum of N2.4 Billion with a 22% interest, per annum, on the judgment sum until the final liquidation of the judgment debt, the bank is yet to comply with this order. In order to stop Innoson from continuing with taking over its assets in execution of the aforesaid judgment GTB approached the Federal High Court, Ibadan on Friday, 5th April 2019 and requested the court, through a motion, to stay execution and or for an injunction restraining Innoson from continuing with executing a judgment which the Supreme Court has affirmed when it dismissed the GTB’s appeal against the Court of Appeal’s decision affirming the High Court’s judgment and order in favour of Innoson. We have previously stated that in a garnishee proceedings, once an order of garnishee nisi is made, the garnishee is required by law to set the amount involved aside and will not allow the judgment debtor to withdraw from it; and if the order is made absolute, the garnishee pays the money to the judgment creditor and incurs no liability for doing that but if the order is not made absolute the garnishee returns the money to the judgment debtor. It will be recalled that the order was made absolute since 29th July 2011 and GTB held unto the money from that time and is using it for its business. It follows that by the time the order was made absolute it was no more the judgment debtor’s money but rather that of Innoson Nigeria Ltd who is the judgment creditor; if a garnishee refuses to comply with the order, then, it becomes a judgment debtor, as GTB has become in the present case, against whom execution of the order will issue. Innoson Nigeria Ltd is aware that GTB had earlier deposed to an affidavit in the court that its banking operation will be seriously and adversely affected, and also its capital base eroded if it complies with the order of the court. Based on the foregoing and in furtherance of the letter to GTB by Counsel to Innoson Nigeria Ltd, McCarthy Mbadugha & Co on March 25th, 2019 that it pays the N2.4B Judgment debt to Innoson Nigeria Ltd with the accrued interest of N6,717,909,849.96, Innoson Nigeria Ltd therefore demands from GTB that if it’s banking operation will be seriously and adversely affected, and its capital base eroded as a result of the N8.7B judgment debt, that it should as a matter of utmost urgency convert the said sum or part of it into shares and allot same to Innoson Nigeria Ltd. This will save taking it over in the manner Innoson is doing. Cornel Osigwe Head Corporate Communications Innoson Group https://m.facebook.com/InnosonVehicles/ |
Re: Innoson Asked Gtb To Convert The Debt To Shares In Order To Risk Takeover by 1bunne4lif(m): 9:06am On Apr 08, 2019 |
still on this? |
Re: Innoson Asked Gtb To Convert The Debt To Shares In Order To Risk Takeover by UmuEri(m): 9:19am On Apr 08, 2019 |
which one be say e go affect their bank and their capital base if them pay? I thought Yoloba talk say GTB na wealthy bank! abeg Inoson go collect the bank sharp sharp and change it to Inobank or 'bureau de change' 4 Likes |
Re: Innoson Asked Gtb To Convert The Debt To Shares In Order To Risk Takeover by magoo10(m): 9:30am On Apr 08, 2019 |
After all the cover ups and deceit with efcc gtbank owes innoson billions. His God must be a living God 2 Likes |
Re: Innoson Asked Gtb To Convert The Debt To Shares In Order To Risk Takeover by Nigeriabiafra80: 9:32am On Apr 08, 2019 |
What if the bank declare bankruptcy after share purchase |
Re: Innoson Asked Gtb To Convert The Debt To Shares In Order To Risk Takeover by sarrki(m): 9:35am On Apr 08, 2019 |
UmuEri: You actually need a psychiatrist
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Re: Innoson Asked Gtb To Convert The Debt To Shares In Order To Risk Takeover by Nobody: 9:35am On Apr 08, 2019 |
UmuEri: GTB nah lie lie like typical afonjas. The way GTB dey inflate their revenue to deceive shareholders to invest more, nah so SW states dey inflate their IGR to deceive you they are doing well, when their debts alone, not including Lagos is the total of all SE and SS. |
Re: Innoson Asked Gtb To Convert The Debt To Shares In Order To Risk Takeover by sarrki(m): 9:39am On Apr 08, 2019 |
Olu20090: Why are you guys so concerned about southwest revenue and politics? Afonja this and that N you guys leave your South East region to wallow in absolute poverty and dilapidation |
Re: Innoson Asked Gtb To Convert The Debt To Shares In Order To Risk Takeover by Nobody: 9:44am On Apr 08, 2019 |
sarrki: Afonja pay up! 3 Likes
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Re: Innoson Asked Gtb To Convert The Debt To Shares In Order To Risk Takeover by 1bunne4lif(m): 9:44am On Apr 08, 2019 |
sarrki:talking of dilapidation and poverty, are you referring to the south east? try again later, south east is better off, the west capitalizes on Lagos forgetting its a collective property 1 Like |
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