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The National Industrial Court, Abuja, on Thursday issued a
garnishee order on the bankers of the Nigeria Immigration Service,
to pay an ex-staff, Oguntoyinbo Made his salary arrears of N9.7
million.

Garnishee proceeding is judicial enforcement of monetary
judgment whereby money belonging to a debtor, in the possession of
a third party, usually a bank, is seized by a creditor.

The motion which sought to garnishee the Central Bank of Nigeria
and Polaris Bank accounts of NIS was granted by Justice Olufunke
Anuwe.

The judge having granted the application adjourned the matter
until July 12 to enable the two banks to show cause why the money
of the judgment debtor (NIS) with them should not be used to pay
the judgment creditor (Made)

News Agency of Nigeria reports that the same court on April 10
delivered judgment in favour of Made ordering NIS to pay him
arrears of his salary within 60 days.

The salary as ordered by the court was for July 1, 1999 to
August 31, 2014.

In addition to the salary arrears of N9.7 million, the court in
the judgment also directed the NIS to pay Made the sum of N2million
as general damages and awarded the sum of N250,000 to him as cost
of prosecuting the suit.

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(NAN)

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