₦airaland Forum

Okoroawusa:
Na now you just find out?


Wetin we all know since...


mtchew... latecomer

ejibaba:
Ha!!! If it will save employer cost and help improve work productivity it's allowed...Try take a course in human resources Management. Some of your paymasters know this things.

But wait is it that you are blind or cognitively slow that you didn't read the part that government will be saved the commission that will be paid and most probably shared by the owners of the IPPIS and AGF office or it is not a concern to you or you have been configured to react this way against the fact that Nigeria will gain more with the ASUU template?

Yaba left needs to be proactive.

ejibaba:
Shame on you sir... They have designed their own template which is free and it saves the government commission they ought to pay on each person on the IPPIS, I heard it's about over one hundred thousand naira per annum.

So who is selfish if not your AGF.

Pally, I just hope this hustle for bread to feed yourself today will not make you hustle to stay alive tomorrow. Kindly support made in Nigeria product.

crownwealth:
Fraudulent party of rogues.


Since 1999 until now, now still mouth-action.


Awon eleya!

OrlandoOwoh:
Seun, Lalasticlala, Ishilove

Jabioro:
Death or accident trap be this..ema wo mi niran

Simplyleo:
But here in Nigeria, criminals mainly are all over the internet cursing and swearing like barren witches that they are being targeted by the border closure.

SalamRushdie:
No hope for him , he was rigged out since last Saturday, this inconclusive election was just soften the blow of Both rigging

The United States authorities have frozen about $14.2 million in bank accounts linked to companies registered by Allen Onyema, the chairman of Air Peace Limited.

Mr Onyema and Ejiroghene Eghagha, Air Peace’s head of finance and administration, were recently indicted for alleged money laundering and bank fraud in the United States.

Both suspects strongly deny the allegations and said they looked forward to proving their innocence in court.

The charges were first made public by the United States Department of Justice on Friday night. Shortly after the announcement, PREMIUM TIMES exclusively obtained the full detail of Mr Onyema’s indictment, which was not made public by the U.S. Department of Justice.

The charges said Mr Onyema used several companies he set up in the U.S. to launder funds and commit bank fraud through issuance of counterfeit letters of credit.

Some of the companies’ bank accounts in the U.S. and Canada had been frozen with their substantial balances as part of the investigation, court documents showed.

The documents showed that $4,017,852.51 was seized from JP Morgan Chase Bank account number ending in 5512 held in the name of Springfield Aviation Company, LLC.

Another $4,593,842.05 held in Bank of Montreal with account number ending 7523 in the name of Springfield Aviation Inc. was also seized.

American government also traced and seized $5,634,842.04 held in Bank of Montreal with account number ending in 515 in the name of Bluestream Aero Services, Inc.

American law enforcement authorities indicated in the charge document that efforts had commenced to secure final forfeitures of the funds.

Mr Onyema did not return PREMIUM TIMES’ calls and text messages seeking comments about the seizures.

In an earlier statement Saturday, Mr Onyema said he was innocent.

“As the press statement clearly stated, these are indictment (sic) that only contains charges,” the statement said.

“I am innocent of all charges and the US government will find no dirt on me because I have never conducted business with any illegalities.

“Be rest assured that I also have my lawyers on this and these mere allegations will be refuted. I never laundered money in my life, neither have I committed bank fraud anywhere in the world. Every Kobo I transferred to the US for aircraft purchase went through the Central Bank of Nigeria LC regime and all were used for the same purpose.

“The American companies that received the funds are still in business. I never took a penny from any US bank or Nigerian bank. I am willing to defend my innocence

Smalldick123:
I dont even understand this wike self.
He is ununderstandable like this man below