Lawyers drag Efcc, nnpcl top brass to court for rehabilitation of the bankrupt – Thage refinery

The Commission for economic and financial crimes (EFCC) and the Chief Financial Officer of Nigeria National Petroleum Company (NNPCL), Dapo Segun, were dragged before a high federal court to Abuja by human lawyers who seek the immediate mandate, the investigations and the accusation of the Chief Financial Officer of the NNPCL for the mandate of the failure to respect Trillion.

Segun, who is the former executive vice -president, downstream, is also presumably involved in another n140 billion agreement to acquire the OVH energy by the NNPL, which is the subject of multiple investigations in progress by the relevant agencies and the national assembly.

The complaints, in court under the aegis of the trusted trustees of the rights for all international and led by the Constitutional lawyer, Okere Kingdom, condemned the lops of the rehabilitation of the refinement that swallowed over N5 trilioni claiming that the EFCC could protect the Chief Financial Officer of NNPL which supervised the failed rehabilitation.

In the cause, which was brought ex-parte, the group, rights for all internationals, listed the EFCC and Dapo Segun, the company’s Chief Financial Officer, as defendants.

The rescue sought by the group include “a declaration according to which the failure by the FCC to investigate the fraudulent conduct or the role of the 2nd respondent, as financial director of the National National Petroleum Company Limited, in relation to the acquisition of Ovh Energy by his emissions by the emissions and actions, for his emissions emissions and his emissions and emissions and emissions of emissions His emissions and emissions emissions.

He also asked the Court of “An order of Mandamus by directing and convincing the 1st interviewed by his staff, officers, private individuals, servants or otherwise described at 7 days the investigations on the fraudulent conduct or the role of the 2nd responding start, as a Chief Financial Officer of the Portcuser And-Har-Haus of Porto.

The third relief required by the human right group was for “an order of Mandamus who directs and compelling the first interviewee by his staff, officers, private individuals, servants or otherwise described, where the report of the investigations reveals the commission of any office, for the arrest and the 2nd resident.

In addition, the group is asking for “a provisional order of the Court who directs the 2nd respondent (Dapo Segun) to take an immediate step while the National Nigerian Nignerian Chief Financial Officer has limited and cease the execution of any relevant duty, tampering or alteration of documents or recordings for investigations on his conduct and/or the role of acquisition of the energy for the return for of the command and there is a tampering with a tampering of energy and rehabilitation for the tampering of the return for the tampering of the command and the tampering of the return for the tampering of the command and the tampering of the return for the maintenance of the command and the tampering of the return for the maintenance of the command and the tampering of the return for the tampering of maintenance and port-Haccourt and Refineries Warri, waiting for the height and the determination of the substantial motion pending judicial revision.

The human right lawyer said that it was disturbing that the man who was responsible for the operations downstream of Nnpcl had not yet been presented before the law for his role in the bankruptcy that asked that the Court imposed on an order that imposed the commission to immediately bring the Chief Financial Officer of NNPCL to book.

The actor also invited President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to alleviate the Chief Financial Officer of his current appointment in order to prevent possible interference with vital tests.

The human right lawyers are supporting a selective investigation on the fraud relating to the repair of refineries by the Nigeria National Petroleum Company Ltd, (NNPCL) which will ruin the integrity of the process if not immediately resolved.

In the meantime, another group of civil society, the center for transparency and reform of oil and gas, has made in a series of videos, has launched the alarm for alleged corrupt practices in the repair of the refineries of Port Harcourt and Warri by the NNPCL officials.

Post views:
98