The lawsuit is the latest phase of the clash between Seplat Energy’s CEO Roger Brown and some stakeholders.
Earlier this year, concerned parties petitioned Rauf Aregbesola, Nigeria’s minister of interior, stating allegations of favouritism, racism, discrimination and breach of corporate governance against Mr Brown, a British citizen.
Seplat Energy said last week the court had repealed the orders initially issued against its CEO and its chairman. The documents added that the action contravened Section 36 and 71 of the Immigration Act 2015 and is punishable under Section 36 and Section 71 of the Immigration Act 2015. The action contravened Sections 36, 71 and 105 of the Immigration Act 2015 and is punishable under Sections 36 105 of the Immigration Act 2015, it added.
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