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The Rivers State High Court has directed the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and International Container Terminal Services Nigeria Limited (ICTSI Nigeria Limited) to cease all operations in respect of Berth 12 at the Federal Ocean Terminal, Onne Port Complex pending the determination of applications before the court.
The order was made on July 17, 2026 by the High Court sitting in Port Harcourt in Suit No. NHC/1/CS/2025 filed by Deep Offshore Services Nigeria Limited against the NPA and ICTSI Nigeria Limited.
Counsel to the claimant, Ama Etuwewe, SAN, said the court ordered all parties to “stay all actions relating to the subject matter of this suit until the ruling on the motions after vacation.”
Etuwewe said the order was to maintain the status quo at the Berth 12 pending determination of the pending applications which have been adjourned to 23 September 2026.
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The statement said no party is permitted to enter into lease agreements, give new rights or interests, make construction, take possession, start development or do any act which may change the existing state of affairs at the facility.
He also cautioned investors, financial institutions, contractors, prospective lessees, buyers, government agencies and other stakeholders from engaging in any transaction involving Berth 12 while the court order was still in force.
Etuwewe cautioned that any lease, assignment, financing arrangement, memorandum of understanding, sale, sublease or similar transaction executed in breach of the subsisting order could be declared null and void and would confer no legal rights or protection on the parties involved.
He also said that any wilful breach of the court’s order could attract contempt proceedings against the defaulters and the attendant legal consequences under the Nigerian law.
The senior advocate advised members of the public and all stakeholders to strictly adhere to the court order and refrain from any transactions touching and concerning Berth 12 until the pending applications are decided or the order is varied by the court.
