Adesanmi, who is a Senior Manager with the bank and the Relationship Manager for the two companies’ accounts, disclosed this while testifying as the fourth prosecution witness in the ongoing trial of Omokore and others before Justice Nnamdi Dimgba.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is prosecuting Omokore, his two companies, Atlantic Energy Brass Development Limited and Atlantic Energy Drilling Concepts Limited, and others on nine counts of criminal diversion of about $1.6bn alleged to be part of proceeds of sales of petroleum products belonging to the Federal Government.
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Serves him right. Just that the whole freezing and recovery of stolen monies is amounting to nothing.
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ReplyDeleteI hope others too will be persecuted when the time comes
Am not bothered anyway, cuz they are all playing taken4
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Mtcheeewww
ReplyDeleteWey that him lawyer gf? Lol
ReplyDeleteAdenimokan own don go canada go chill 🤣🤣
About time. These common thieves must be held accountable for their thievery/loot of the public purse.
ReplyDeleteWey dem queensly wey e buy flat and car for?? Where are all those her friends that quarreled with each other on top Jide mata? Dis world Na round and round!
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