Punch gathered that a member of the group, Patrick Aroeze, had in 2008 invited the now defunct music group, Psquare (Peter and Paul Okoye), for a show in Benin, Edo State.
He said he sued for damages and the High Court awarded him the sum of N8.9m.
Aroeze said for about four years, the court had been making excuses on why he could not get the money.
A physically challenged woman, who was with Aroeze, Kehinde Omobolanle, said they would not leave the road until the money was paid.
A police officer with the tag, Sadiq Yusuf, later prevailed on the group, saying the state Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu, had agreed to meet with them and listen to their grievances at the command headquarters.
She explained that during the execution of the judgment, the court bailiffs were attacked by thugs on the premises of the artistes.
Oladokun noted that the cheque issued was ‘altered,’ adding that for a long time, Aroeze could not be found, because he travelled for medical treatment.
She stated that he was later advised to go for re-execution. Punch