The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC ) has charged
automobile firm, Innoson, its Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Innocent
Chukwuma, and his brother, Charles, for alleged theft and fraud.
The EFCC, which slammed four charges against the accused persons,
said they allegedly forged documents which they used to clear goods
including motorcycle spare parts, shipped from overseas belonging to
Guaranty Trust Bank.
According to the charge sheet filed before a Lagos State High Court
sitting in Ikeja, the Innoson executives, by their actions committed
advance fee fraud.
One of the charges read, “Innoson Nigeria Limited, Dr. Innocent
Chukwuma and Charles Chukwuma between 2009 and July 2011, in Lagos
within the jurisdiction of this honourable court with intent to defraud,
induced the (members of ) staff of Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Limited, Apapa,
Lagos and Maersk Line Limited to deliver to you through your clearing
agents, containers or motorcycle spare parts moulds of plastic parts and
steel structures and raw materials called polyvinchlorid, property of
Guaranty Trust Bank Plc imported into Nigeria from China in the name of
the said bank as the consignee by falsely pretending that you were
authorised by GTB to clear the goods and took delivery of same.
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