₦airaland Forum

mapet:
Somebody steals your wealth (as you rightly stated) and you say it's none of your business? Pls ask the next person near you to Wozz you some dirty slaps

.. We are not yet ready to fight corruption, when we are ready, we will know.. Now swerve one side..

If This GEJ administration Had not been Truncated, These evil and barbaric act of looting our Money wuld not be Xposed and this ImPUNITy will Continue. Boys in my Area be Crying "No money, No money", APC govt Hard"There is enuf Money wen GEJ waz president". What money are they talkin about?? Siphoned money, Looted money Diverted money by leaders of GEJ administration. Gullible Boys n Girls.......!!

bigpastor:
If a man is to die by hanging for stealing N3,420 through robbing (https://www.nairaland.com/3935236/osun-court-sentences-man-death), what kind of DEATH then is DEZIANI worth for the billion of dollars she stole by FRAUD.

Diarissssss God oooooooo

that's Naija for you

Oxenomy:
.. We are not yet ready to fight corruption, when we are ready, we will know.. Now swerve one side..

I do not expect a mindset like yours to even be the signpost of fight against corruption in the first place.........yes I need to swerve and talk to people that value integrity

Nigeria problem s not APC or PDP or Biafra , it is the human beings called Nigerians and our so called corrupt ladwn Constitution until these things are change ...........We will be complaining every year, see how Malaysia are developing their country with strict laws ,see China ,see Singapore but here dem don swear for us

PapaBrowne:
Ok! Like seriously, How better do you define Cleaniness, History or Genuineness" of a cargo?? A proposal is presented to you with the full backing of the Nigerian Government and and as a business man, you'll do your due diligence and take the charge!! Please explain to me when Igho was appointed EFCC chairman to start investigating a sitting minister before he accepts a job offer.

While I wouldn't hold brief for Kola Aluko and Jide, since when did they become faceless??

FYI, based on your theory, every oil trade emanating from Nigeria for the last 30 years till this very second would fail the "cleanliness, history or genuineness test"! And same for more than 50% of all the oil trade in the world!!

If you went back and read the full details of the story, you will know that waivers that Kola & Jide got were criminal. Why do you think such deal was not routed through renowned Oil traders? For example NNPC had been in partnership with Duke Oil in UK, why not through Duke Oil or Shell Trading, etc.

Do you think the movements of such monies was just going to be overlooked? even Diezani in her taped statements expressed her discontent with Kola and Jide's extravagance, as such will (and did) give leeway to trace the monies back to them.

Now back to Igho. These are the facts - That Kola's and Jide's (Atlantic Energy Drilling Concepts (AEDC) and Atlantic Energy Brass Development (AEBD))Coy were incorporated few months before the SSA, the fact they they clearly lacked the technical and Financial capabilities, the fact that the deal was so much a glaring fraud that the CBN Gov (SLS) wrote to the FG to question the SSA (one of the pole reasons that got him sacked)..... should have been a red flag to an international trader that such transaction was going to elicit the attention of international watchdogs. Going by your logic, those international coys that are facing litigation in their countries for gratifications and shady deals to Nigerian Govt, even the ones GEJ was indicted are not EFCC as well to have known not to exercise caution becos they are dealing with FG of Nigeria

atorioke:
Court documents filed in Houston by the US Justice Department in the assets forfeiture proceedings filed against Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke and Messrs.Kola Aluko and Jide Omokore have revealed the third man in the $1.7billion swindle of Nigeria.

He is Igho Sanomi, one of Nigeria’s young billionaires, who owns the Taleveras Oil Group.

Taleveras, along with oil traders Arcadia and Glencore, were found to have paid $1.2 billion into Kola Aluko’s account in Switzerland . This money was used to fund Mrs Diezani Alison-Madueke’s luxury lifestyle.



Deziani, as oil minister between 2010 and 2015, used her influence to facilitate inappropriate business opportunities for Aluko and Omokore by assigning to their companies, Atlantic Energy Drilling Concepts (AEDC) Limited and Atlantic Energy Brass Development (AEBD) Limited, eight oil mining leases (OMLs).



The OMLs were assigned under Strategic Alliance Agreements (SAAs) with the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC), a subsidiary of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). Despite lacking the technical expertise and financial capacity to operate the OMLs, as noted in a February 2014 report of the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mrs. Alison-Madueke greenlighted the process for her cronies.



What followed, said US prosecutors, was the sale by AEDC and AEBD of the oil-lifting allocations they were assigned under the Forcados and Brass SAAs to third-party oil trading companies. They made tonnes of money, by not fulfilling the obligations stated in the agreements, using some of it to bribe Mrs. Alison-Madueke.



Court papers show that Taleveras Group, one of the third-party oil trading companies, paid copious sums into Mr. Aluko’s personal accounts.


The stream of payments, prosecutors observed, began shortly after the award of the Forcados SAAs. Over a period of six months, Mr. Aluko received the sum of $15million in his personal account domiciled at LGT Bank (Schweiz) AG in Switzerland (the “LGT -090038 Account”), from which various purchases for Mrs. Alison-Madueke were funded. The money came from Taleveras Group and its affiliates, including Taleveras Trading Limited and and Taleveras Petroleum Trading BV.


On July 12, 2011, prosecutors found that the sum of $1.5million was wired from Taleveras to Mr. Aluko’s account. Two days later, the sum of $1million also arrived the account from RFB Lengard JVA in which Mr. Igho Sanomi, founder and chairman of Taleveras, owns 30 per cent stake. Another $1million arrived on July 20, 2011, from Taleveras Trading Limited. This was followed on 15 August 2011 by $1million wired by Taleveras to Mr. Aluko’s account in Switzerland as payment for a Joint Venture contract with RFB Lengard. The same day, he received $650,000 from the same source.



On September 12, 2011, Taleveras Trading Limited paid $1million and $1.6million four days later. On 5 October of the same year, Mr. Aluko’s account was credited with $1.5million by Taleveras Petroleum Trading BV and $500,000 six days later. The next lashing of cash arrived on 14 November 2011, when his account received $2million wired by Taleveras Group. On January 3 and 10 2012, $600,000 and $1million respectively were paid by Taleveras Petroleum Trading BV.



Prosecutors reckoned that the payments were made to Mr. Aluko in return for assigning the AEDC’s rights to Taleveras and RFB Lengard to lift oil under the corruptly acquired SAAs.



They discovered that each of the transactions was subsequently transferred into and out of correspondent bank accounts at a financial institution, which processes its U.S. dollar wire transactions through Newark, New Jersey.



According to prosecutors, AEDC entered into an agreement with the Arcadia Group and its subsidiaries, from which AEDC purportedly took loans. In return, Arcadia was repaid with assignments of AEDC’s crude oil liftings under the dodgy SAAs. The company describes itself as a “global commodity trading firm covering oil, agricultural, gas and power markets”.



“In particular, two months after the last payment from Taleveras, Arcadia Energy (Suisse) SA and Arcadia Petroleum Limited began making payments to an account held in the name of AEH at LGT Bank (Schweiz) AG ending in -108031 (the LGT -108031 Account),” said prosecutors.



On April 18, 2012, Arcadia paid $10million into the above stated account. On May 14 of the same year, it paid $1.3million and on July 23,



$2.4million. On July 24, 2012, the company paid $1.3million into the same account. Less than a month later, it paid $2.9million into the same account and followed it up with a whopping $25million September 17, 2012.



The next day, it paid $2.091million into the same account. This preceded a hefty transfer of $23.4million on January 8, 2013. A couple of days later, Arcadia paid $1.6million and on February 4, 2013, wired $2million to the account. This was followed by the payment of $1.1million, $6million and $1.7million respectively.



The stunt continued with payments to a company, Glencore, by AEBD, which sold to Glencore over 7million barrels of crude oil acquired through the Brass SAA. Glencore’s payments for these allotments, said prosecutors, were made to an account in the name of AEBD ending in 184001 at Deutsche Bank (Suisse) SA and an account ending in -630350 in the name of AEBD at Standard Chartered Bank, London. They were also made into accounts in the name of AEBD ending in 677644 at Standard Chartered Bank, London; and 9941 at Stanbic IBTC, Nigeria.



Glencore, for example, paid $83.6million to AEBD on April 5, 2013; $80.5million, $79.4million on July 4, $19.8million July 17, $19.5million on July 19 and $83.4million on July 21.


Source NAN

http://www.eyereport.com.ng/igho-sanomi-named-in-1-7bn-fraud/

Apc generated lies.

tydi:
APC govt is useless.

Hope your family is aware that you are running mad, so they can take care of you.

serverconnect:
APC trying to divert our attention. Chai I just weak for this country. What will the masses benefit with all this news.

No wonder your parents are poor,a generational curse runs in your family,like father like son.

NonFarmPayrol:
nonsense


where is the president

all this distraction wont work

Shameless dog,who recognizes you, we know your oga said stealing of public funds is not corruption,you and your family will eat from the dustbin,keep praising corruption,President Buhari is in the U.K. Receiving treatment,is it a sin to fall ill?useless Beelzehub.

sapele914:
No wonder your parents are poor,a generational curse runs in your family,like father like son.

Is that all you have to say. From my comment, did I insult you? I am only entitled to my openion. So let your curse follow you not me.

PapaBrowne:
If you read this article properly, especially if you are into business and get to do transfers regularly, you would find nothing incriminating there.

I have read it over and over to see where there was a crime but couldn't find any.

So AEB got a license to lift rude for sale overseas. They find a competent company, Televeras that has the networks and the logistics capacity to execute the trade. They enter a price sharing agreement with Televeras paying a percentage of its trade to AEBD.

Apparently, that's what the transfers must have been about. Televeras paying off its commitment to the owner of the license. Where is the crime?

If the crime is in Deizani getting kickbaks from the trade off, then that is definitely corrupt practice. But this article didn't in anyway indicate that Televeras transferred money to DEIZANI.

This is mere sensational reporting. Televeras has not been shown to commit any crime.

Correct analysis.

tydi:
APC govt is useless.

Just like the polluted sperm that created you

They steal in billions now, too bad! May God help us all and our country.... Amen

Deziani and co. simply killed Nigeria during Jonathan era!...shame of Leadership.

serverconnect:
APC trying to divert our attention. Chai I just weak for this country. What will the masses benefit with all this news.

You must be really stupid with that first comment of yours. You deserve to die poor.

PapaBrowne:
If you read this article properly, especially if you are into business and get to do transfers regularly, you would find nothing incriminating there.

I have read it over and over to see where there was a crime but couldn't find any.

So AEB got a license to lift rude for sale overseas. They find a competent company, Televeras that has the networks and the logistics capacity to execute the trade. They enter a price sharing agreement with Televeras paying a percentage of its trade to AEBD.

Apparently, that's what the transfers must have been about. Televeras paying off its commitment to the owner of the license. Where is the crime?

If the crime is in Deizani getting kickbaks from the trade off, then that is definitely corrupt practice. But this article didn't in anyway indicate that Televeras transferred money to DEIZANI.

This is mere sensational reporting. Televeras has not been shown to commit any rime.

This is not sensational reporting but a factual analysis done after forensic auditing..the evidence being alluded to here is the use of funds from Sanomi's companies yo fund bribes. There is a clear nexus between these payments and corrupt proceeds. As to whether he is criminally liable or not, the burden of proof will be on them to prove that he knew those funds were going ro bribe corrupt officials in Nigeria. For the purposes of asset forfeiture, the proof is there and the connection has been established

kunzel:
Hope your family is aware that you are running mad, so they can take care of you.

All I see in you is fustration bro!!!

ok you have been noticed, ,,

Psychotic disorder patient, STOP skipping ur drug

sapele914:
Just like the polluted sperm that created you

Ode when last you chop Ok!!! I get! sapele water(ogogoro)don bite off all your brain cell of reasoning commot finish , ,, CERTIFIED ZOMBIE

ddippset:
yes but apc does not have to be useful before you use your brain.

Seun : who made this statement above


Tydi: another Psychotic disorder escaped patient