"Show Proof Of Marriage To Ojukwu " - Ojukwu's Family - Bianca

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Whilst the tussle over control of late Key Odimegwu Ojukwu's transportation business and his house rages, some memeber of the late warlord's household have asked his partner – Mrs. Bianca Ojukwu, Nigeria's Ambassador to Spain, to provide proof of legal union to him.
The Ojukwu friends along side Ojukwu Transport Confined, in a 19 paragraph statement of defence submitted before Justice Funmilayo Atilade of a Lagos High Judge, also required proof that Bianca's two daughters, Afamefuna and Nwachukwu are scientific kiddies of the late warlord.

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Bianca had on behalf of her son , pulled Prof. Joseph Ojukwu; Emmanuel Ojukwu; Lotanna Putalora Ojukwu; Dr. Patrick Ojukwu; Edward Ojukwu; Lota Akajiora Ojukwu and Mrs. Massey Udegbe prior to the court, seeking a declaration that her children are entitled to the possession and occupation of 29, Oyinkan Abayomi Block, Ikoyi before the harmonisation of the management and administration of the resources of OTL.
Bianca had through her lawyer, Frank Ezugwu, prayed the court to declare as illegal the threat of forceful ejection of her daughters from the property in dispute by the defendants.

She'd advised the court to declare that they are entitled to get 13, Hawksworth Path, Ikoyi (now 13 Ojora Road); 32A Professional Avenue, Yaba, Lagos; 30 Gerard Path, Ikoyi, and 30 McPherson Avenue, Ikoyi.
Bianca had explained that the defendants played no position through the period her daughters'dad (Ojukwu) struggled to obtain the above mentioned houses from their state government.
Thus, the claimants want an order of court restraining the defendants, their brokers or privies from interfering with their possession and get a control of the properties.

But the defendants through their lawyer, George Uwechue (SAN) averred that the subscribers of the Memorandum of Association of OTL (1st defendant) at incorporation in 1952 were L.P Ojukwu and Betram Chukwuemeka Obi, introducing that the late Ojukwu and one Prof. Joseph Ojukwu (2nd defendant) were later appointed as administrators in 1953.

They explained that the late Ojukwu ceased to be always a manager of the business before the Nigerian civil war and was reappointed as a director on December 16, 2005 while the next and fourth defendants were appointed administrators in 1954 and 2005 respectively.