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₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 - Business - Nairaland

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₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by Amberly01(op): 4:47am On May 15
The High Court of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) sitting in Apo, Abuja, on Wednesday fixed May 25 to rule on the bail application filed by former Chairman of the Board of Directors of Skye Bank Plc, Tunde Ayeni, who is currently being held in prison custody over an alleged N15.6billion fraud case.

Ayeni was remanded in prison custody on May 4 after pleading not guilty to a 17-count charge filed against him over his alleged involvement in the multi-billion naira fraud.

The presiding judge, Justice Jude Onwuzuruike, had earlier rejected the defendant’s request to remain in the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) pending the determination of his bail application.

At Wednesday’s proceedings, Ayeni’s counsel, Dele Adesina, who moved the bail application, told the court that his client had earlier been granted administrative bail by the EFCC before the remand order was issued.

According to the senior lawyer, the process of perfecting the administrative bail was ongoing when the court ordered that Ayeni be remanded in prison custody at the last hearing.

Adesina further argued that the former bank chairman was entitled to the constitutional presumption of innocence, insisting that the offences contained in the charge were bailable.

However, counsel to the EFCC, G. I. Inde, opposed the application and urged the court to refuse bail.

The anti-graft agency’s lawyer informed the court that the prosecution had filed a 23-paragraph counter-affidavit, accompanied by an exhibit, to justify why Ayeni should remain in detention while the trial continues.

After listening to submissions from both parties, Justice Onwuzuruike adjourned the matter till May 25 for ruling on the bail application.
https://www.thecable.ng/court-fixes-may-25-to-rule-on-tunde-ayenis-bail-application-in-n15-6bn-fraud-case/

Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by seanery:
FTC since soo many years on dis children platform.

God is good.
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by fesman15: 6:14am On May 15
lol naija my countrrryy
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by jojothaiv(m): 6:14am On May 15
Baba should just do the time jare...
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by oyeb15: 6:15am On May 15
Where are those who had used his wealth as prayer point...

That's why God go dey look you sometimes when u dey pray...
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by DeltaBachelor(m): 6:19am On May 15
Chai. Well, that’s their own cup of coffee
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by AguluLiar: 6:21am On May 15
Unserious man!

He wasted part of the money on that flat footed Olosho with hairy chest.
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by Olamideayomide(m): 6:24am On May 15
Omo money dey this country o
People just dey siphon money upandan when dem nor be sucking pipe.

Billions, trillion dollars just dey miss anyhow
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by free2ryhme: 6:24am On May 15
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by dederocs(m): 6:57am On May 15
Life imprisonment is suitable as a deterrence.
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by oluwaseunamos33(m): 7:12am On May 15
Children platform? If I slap you now, some people will started complaining I'm too wicked
seanery:
FTC since soo many years on dis children platform.

God is good.
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by Okoromadunigi: 7:16am On May 15
AguluLiar:
Unserious man!

He wasted part of the money on that flat footed Olosho with hairy chest.
oga, how u take know, u dey follow am everywhere?
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by NoahHadNoArk: 7:50am On May 15
seanery:
FTC since soo many years on dis children platform.

God is good.
Put it in your CV

Take it to bank and collect money
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by AllBlack: 8:03am On May 15
jojothaiv:
Baba should just do the time jare...
When e reach your turn, JUST give up, don't fight.
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by Anguldi(m): 8:04am On May 15
Bandits everywhere, omorr nawaooo angry
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by InvertedHammer: 8:07am On May 15
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I guess one can conclude that it is a crime not to be fraudulent in Nigeria.

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Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by AllBlack: 8:08am On May 15
seanery:
FTC since soo many years on dis children platform..
By now u suppose don build your own platform after so MANY YEARS abi your sense no reach?
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by ORIAYO70(m): 8:57am On May 15
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by johngwain: 10:26am On May 15
This man is always in court for fraud
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by femi4: 7:01pm On May 15
He ll rot in jail..criminal
Re: ₦15.6 Billion Fraud: Tunde Ayeni Denied Bail, Remanded In Prison Till May 25 by jojothaiv(m): 12:33am On May 16
AllBlack:
When e reach your turn, JUST give up, don't fight.
The thing is if you (I) break the law, caught and found wanting beyond reason doubt, I should face the consequences, doing so will make others who want to break the law to sit down and think things through.

An eye for an eye will never make the world go blind, people will be careful not to lose their eyes. Since I know that there's a lot at stake for me and I wouldn't want to spend a second behind bars I'd rather better be of my best behavior.
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