Chronic Debtor Brendan Usoro’s Apologists Stage Unlawful Disruption in Abuja

Chronic Debtor Brendan Usoro’s Apologists Stage Unlawful Disruption in Abuja
.… Bank Swiftly Restores Normal Operations 

 

Abuja, Nigeria: In what appears to be yet another desperate attempt to evade  

repayment of long-outstanding debts upheld by multiple court judgments, Dr. Brendan  
Innocent Usoro and his company, Miden Systems Limited, have been linked to an  
unlawful protest staged on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, at the Central Business District 
in Abuja. 
A group of individuals claiming to represent a coalition of civil society organizations  
obstructed access to a Sterling Bank branch, chanting false allegations and distributing  
fabricated petitions designed to mislead the public about an ongoing legal matter.  
There is also an existing Federal High Court order, which expressly prohibits Miden  
Systems and its affiliates from taking any steps or actions relating to the dispute with the  
Bank. 
The intention was unmistakable: to weaponise misinformation and public theatrics in an  
attempt to intimidate the Bank and distort a matter already conclusively determined  
by the courts. The disturbance was swiftly contained by security agencies, and normal  
operations resumed almost immediately. At no point were customers, staff, or Bank  
property at risk. 
“This reckless and contemptuous behavior by individuals who cited Dr. Usoro’s Miden  
Systems as a key reason for the disruption is a direct affront to the rule of law,”  
said Michael Boniface, Chief Security Officer of Sterling Bank. “The Bank has maintained  
full restraint despite repeated provocation and will once again escalate this violation  
to law enforcement authorities for investigation and prosecution.” 
Sterling Bank had previously petitioned the Inspector-General of Police, presenting  
detailed evidence of Miden Systems’and Dr. Usoro’s sustained pattern of deceit,  
defiance of court orders, and attempts to mislead the public through false claims and  
politically motivated interference. These petitions followed years of defaults on a vessel  
lease facility originally granted and later restructured multiple times to accommodate  
the debtor’s inability to repay. 
In 2021, the Federal High Court issued a Mareva injunction against Dr.Usoro and Miden  
Systems after repeated defaults, culminating in a consent judgment that confirmed the