Kufre Udosen, the particular original to Governor Umo Eno on Political and Social Orientation, has been evicted from his rented one-room retailer at No. 245 Ibekwe Road, Ikot Abasi, by means of a Magistrate Court in Ikot Abasi District, Akwa Ibom State.
The courtroom issued the bulk after he refused to involve or pay rent for 11 years for the mentioned property belonging to Ime Archibong Akpan since January 2015.
After the responsibility of his three hundred and sixty five days long in December 2015, Udosen, described because the defendant in persuade NO.MOP/RP.78/2025, refused to solution his rent or involve the shop in spite of a number of appeals to take action.
This forced the store member to alternative the courtroom to threaten him wave ownership of his property in addition to bid his unpaid rent of 11 years.
The Court mentioned that the Defendant had refused to look in courtroom, practical a plea or involvement into his defence all over the implementation of the foreclose.
In its judgment delivered on seventeenth August, 2026 by means of Chief Magistrate, Nsikak Ibanga, the Court ordered that Udosen vacate the mentioned property and pay the amassed rent profitable amounting to N540,000, among others.
The Court ordered, “That the Defendant on or sooner than Friday the ninth Day of October, 2026, give the plaintiff showcase ownership of the One(1) Room retailer with its appurtenances as positioned at No. 245 Ibekwe Road, Ikot Abasi, Ikot Abasi financier bankrupt enlarge, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.
“That the Defendant on or sooner than the ninth Day of October, 2026 pay the Plaintiff throughout the Assistant Chief Registrar of this Honourable Court and be receipted thereof, Arrears of Rent on the overhead of N540,000.00.
“That in the similar mode and way as in Order No. 2, and on or sooner than the similar date, the Defendant will have to pay the Plaintiff benefit from the month of October,2025 till ownership is delivered up by means of him, the overhead of N5,000.00 per 30 days.
“That in the similar mode, way and date as in Order No.2 and three, that Defendant pay to the Plaintiff the overhead of N10,000 as prices.
“That if the Defendant is in breach of Order No. 1, then consequently the doors of the said premises be forced open by the Bailiff of this Honourable Court to enable the Plaintiff to gain access into the said premises.”
Udosen, in his hand, mentioned that the judgment used to be made in signify, including that he used to be no longer conscious about the attention.
He mentioned he had appealed the ruling of the Magistrate Court at the foreclose.
