Senior Lawyer Joe Kyari Gadzama Denies Alleged Role in CAC OML 40 Filings Controversy, Calls Claims Wicked Fabrication
Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Joe Kyari Gadzama, has firmly denied allegations linking him to the alleged mediation that led to the lifting of a court-ordered restriction on corporate filings connected to OML 40 at Nigeria’s Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). Describing the claims as false and malicious, Gadzama stated that he had no direct or indirect involvement with the filings, the CAC Registrar-General, or any interested party. He reaffirmed his long-standing commitment to integrity and the rule of law, while urging anti-corruption agencies to thoroughly investigate the CAC Registrar-General over allegations surrounding the quiet removal of the restriction, which reportedly coincided with sensitive transactions involving Seplat Energy and companies linked to billionaire businessman Emeka Offor.
Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Joe Kyari Gadzama, has firmly denied allegations linking him to the alleged mediation that led to the lifting of a court-ordered restriction on corporate filings connected to OML 40 at Nigeria’s Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). Describing the claims as false and malicious, Gadzama stated that he had no direct or indirect involvement with the filings, the CAC Registrar-General, or any interested party. He reaffirmed his long-standing commitment to integrity and the rule of law, while urging anti-corruption agencies to thoroughly investigate the CAC Registrar-General over allegations surrounding the quiet removal of the restriction, which reportedly coincided with sensitive transactions involving Seplat Energy and companies linked to billionaire businessman Emeka Offor.
Senior Lawyer Joe Kyari Gadzama Denies Alleged Role in CAC OML 40 Filings Controversy, Calls Claims Wicked Fabrication
Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Joe Kyari Gadzama, has firmly denied allegations linking him to the alleged mediation that led to the lifting of a court-ordered restriction on corporate filings connected to OML 40 at Nigeria’s Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). Describing the claims as false and malicious, Gadzama stated that he had no direct or indirect involvement with the filings, the CAC Registrar-General, or any interested party. He reaffirmed his long-standing commitment to integrity and the rule of law, while urging anti-corruption agencies to thoroughly investigate the CAC Registrar-General over allegations surrounding the quiet removal of the restriction, which reportedly coincided with sensitive transactions involving Seplat Energy and companies linked to billionaire businessman Emeka Offor.
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