Day: 24 December 2017

Fidelity Bank’s Get Alert In Millions presents prizes to 2nd batch winners

Jide Ige

The 2nd prize presentation of Fidelity’s Savings promo tagged Get Alert In Millions (GAIM) Reloaded took place on December 19, 2017 at the Genesis Cinemas, The Palms Shopping Mall, Lekki, Lagos State. The event started in earnest with an exhilarating dance performance by Flash Mob as scores of shoppers gathered to witness the spectacle. In her welcome remarks, the ED, Shared Services & Products, Chijioke Ugochukwu representing the MD/CEO, Mr Nnamdi Okonkwo said the initiative seeks to deepen financial inclusion and promote a savings culture amongst Nigerians, in line with…

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Innoson vs GT Bank: How Industrialist Defrauded Bank And Bullied The EFCC, The Police And Courts With his Political Connections

Jide Ige

Mr. Innocent Chukwuma, the Anambra-born industrialist and Chairman of Innoson Nigeria Limited, may have succeeded playing the victim with his arrest, on Tuesday, by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission  (EFCC), but there are clear indications that he attempted to defraud Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) through forgery of documents.  Mr. Chukwuma was released on bail on Thursday.  Part of Mr. Chukwuma’s success manifested in his arrest being promoted as an ethnically biased move as well as one to hamper a local industrialist. Social media platforms have continued to fizz with this…

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Breaking: EFCC slams fraud and theft charge against Innoson

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Innosson motors boss, Mr. Innocent Chukwuma has been charged to court by the The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on a four count charge of fraud. Also charged along Mr. Innocent Chukwuma, alias Innoson, are his company Innoson Nigeria Limited and his brother Charles Chukwuma. The charge was dated 30 November, 2017 and filed at a Lagos High Court. In the case, the EFCC is accusing Innoson of obtaining containers of motorcycles spare parts by false pretences between 2009 and July 2011 in Lagos, ‘with intent to defraud. The goods, said…

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