The judge, Justice Inyang Ekwo set aside all decisions and resolutions of the Board of the NNPCL made in the absence of Ararume from 17th January 2022 till date.
Justice Ekwo in his judgment ordered that the sum of 5 billion Naira be awarded to Ararume for damages incurred as a result of his removal from office.
The court ordered that Ifeanyi Ararume should be reinstated with all rights and privileges due to him.
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