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Breaking News: EFCC Files Fresh Fraud Charges Against Innoson Motors CEO, Innocent Chukwuma
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has filed fresh fraud charges against the Chairman of Innoson Motors, Innocent Chukwuma, and his company, Innoson Nigeria Limited.
According to a statement by the EFCC, Chukwuma and his company were accused of fraudulently obtaining the sum of N2.4 billion from Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) and First Bank of Nigeria (FBN) between 2010 and 2013.
The EFCC alleged that the funds were obtained through a series of fraudulent transactions, including the use of forged documents and false representations.
Chukwuma and his company were also accused of using the funds to purchase assets, including a private jet, a hotel, and a plot of land in Lagos.
The EFCC said it had recovered some of the stolen funds, including N1.4 billion, which was recovered from Chukwuma's account with GTBank.
The commission also accused Chukwuma of using his company to launder money and conceal the source of the funds.
The charges were filed before the Federal High Court in Lagos, and Chukwuma is expected to appear in court to answer to the allegations.
Reactions:
- "This is a clear case of persecution. Innoson has been a victim of political witch-hunt for too long. The EFCC should focus on real cases of corruption, not just targeting innocent businessmen like Innoson." - @InnosonFan
- "The EFCC has finally done the right thing. Innoson has been accused of fraud for years, and it's about time he faced the music. Justice must be served." - @EFCCSupporter
- "This is a classic case of selective justice. Why is the EFCC not going after other corrupt businessmen and politicians? It's clear that Innoson is being targeted because of his political views." - @InnosonCritic
- "I hope the court will do justice in this case. Innoson has been accused of fraud, and if found guilty, he should face the consequences. But if he's innocent, he should be cleared and compensated for the harm caused to his reputation." - @JusticeSeeker