More alleged fraud in Nigeria
Oct 21st, 2014
by John Donovan.
The trial of Chidi Adabanya, a former employee of Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC), who, along with some officials of the Bayelsa State Government, allegedly obtained the sum of N1.9 billion from the oil company through a phony consultancy contract for development permit in the Gbanran- Ubie project, has resumed before Justice Adeniyi Ademola of the Federal High Court, Abuja.
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Posted in: Africa, Bribery, Business Principles, Corruption, Nigeria, Oil, Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Shell.
Tagged: Corruption · Niger Delta · Nigeria · Oil · Royal Dutch Shell Plc
on Oct 23rd, 2014 at 11:51
ON CHIDI ADABANYA’s ALLEGATION OF N120m BRIBES DEMANDED BY EFCC DIRECTORS
EFCC should address the Bribery issue first and the avalanche of evidence supporting the allegations before rushing to court or trying to flood the media with deception and distractions.
EFCC hopes to again cover up the N120m bribery demanded by its directors by going to court and spending so much energy to advertise it. The only case in the 22 count charges is that of laundering genuine money. Shell that paid the money said due process was followed. Bayelsa Government said they instructed Shell to pay. So how come EFCC is the one to say that the Consultancy is phony. That is not even part of the case in court. It is only a case in the press. Rotimi Jacobs is still in the game of submitting invoices.
These people in the Economic and Financial Crimes Committers are so shameless. Somebody like Rotimi Jacobs of the queens counsel should not be seen anywhere around that case if he has any integrity at all. His services having been illegally procured and being under NBA investigation. Desperate times indeed!!
Nigeria is irredeemable
on Oct 22nd, 2014 at 22:28
EFCC hopes to again cover up the N120m bribery demanded by its directors by going to court and spending so much energy to advertise it. The only case in the 22 count charges is that of laundering genuine money. Shell that paid the money said due process was followed. Bayelsa Government said they instructed Shell to pay. So how come EFCC is the one to say that the Consultancy is phony. That is not even part of the case in court. It is only a case in the press. Rotimi Jacobs is still in the game of submitting invoices.
These people in the Economic and Financial Crimes Committers are so shameless. Somebody like Rotimi Jacobs of the queens counsel should not be seen anywhere around that case if he has any integrity at all. His services having been illegally procured and being under NBA investigation. Desperate times indeed!!
Nigeria is irredeemable