His lawyer, Chief Emeka Okpoko, SAN, said court proceedings had already begun.
Speaking in Awka on Thursday, June 26, he revealed that the company was not served any prior notice of the suit that led to the controversial demolition.
“We will make an order to be joined as parties to the case and seek leave for processes to be amended to incorporate the name of our client,” Okpoko said.
“We have an application seeking to set aside that judgment. We have a leg seeking to stay further execution.
