Former First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, has written a letter the Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) explicating that the $31.4 million connected to the financial fraud levelled against Mr. Waripamo Dudafa by EFCC was for the payment of the medical bills she incurred in London in 2013. The monies in a local bank and claimed by Mrs. Jonathan were placed on a No Debit Order in the course of investigations into the financial affairs of Mr. Waripamo Dudafa, who served as Special Adviser on Domestic Affairs to former President Goodluck Jonathan. Patience Jonathan claimed ownership of the $31.4 million in the affidavit before a Federal High Court in Lagos. In the affidavit by Sammie Somiari a legal practitioner on behalf of Patience Jonathan claims that it was Dudafa who helped Mrs Patience Jonathan to open the four bank accounts which the EFCC froze. This made the EFCC to file an amended 17-count against Dudafa and seven others, including the four companies, with the defendants being accused of conspiring to conceal the monies which the EFCC claimed they ought to have known formed parts of the proceeds of an unlawful act. The former first lady in her letter to the Acting Chairman of the EFCC, Mr. Ibrahim Magu by her lawyers, Granville Abibo (SAN) and Co enjoined the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and Skye Bank to lift the restriction placed on the accounts. From left: President, Christian Association of Nigeria, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor praying for President Goodluck Jonathan and his family during Praise and Thanksgiving Ceremony for First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan in Abuja on Sunday From left: President, Christian Association of Nigeria, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor praying for President Goodluck Jonathan and his family during Praise and Thanksgiving Ceremony for First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan in Abuja in 2013. (File In the letter Patience Jonathan admitted that the she is the sole signatory to the accounts and the accounts were
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Former First Lady, Dame
Patience Jonathan, has written a letter the Acting Chairman of the
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) explicating that the
$31.4 million connected to the financial fraud levelled against Mr.
Waripamo Dudafa by EFCC was for the payment of the medical bills she
incurred in London in 2013.
The monies in a local bank and claimed by Mrs. Jonathan were placed on a
No Debit Order in the course of investigations into the financial
affairs of Mr. Waripamo Dudafa, who served as Special Adviser on
Domestic Affairs to former President Goodluck Jonathan.
Patience Jonathan claimed ownership of the $31.4 million in the
affidavit before a Federal High Court in Lagos.
In the affidavit by Sammie Somiari a legal practitioner on behalf of
Patience Jonathan claims that it was Dudafa who helped Mrs Patience
Jonathan to open the four bank accounts which the EFCC froze.
This made the EFCC to file an amended 17-count against Dudafa and seven
others, including the four companies, with the defendants being accused
of conspiring to conceal the monies which the EFCC claimed they ought to
have known formed parts of the proceeds of an unlawful act.
The former first lady in her letter to the Acting Chairman of the EFCC,
Mr. Ibrahim Magu by her lawyers, Granville Abibo (SAN) and Co enjoined
the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and Skye Bank to
lift the restriction placed on the accounts.
From left: President, Christian Association of Nigeria, Pastor Ayo
Oritsejafor praying for President Goodluck Jonathan and his family
during Praise and Thanksgiving Ceremony for First Lady, Dame Patience
Jonathan in Abuja on Sunday
From left: President, Christian Association of Nigeria, Pastor Ayo
Oritsejafor praying for President Goodluck Jonathan and his family
during Praise and Thanksgiving Ceremony for First Lady, Dame Patience
Jonathan in Abuja in 2013. (File
In the letter Patience Jonathan admitted that the she is the sole
signatory to the accounts and the accounts were
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Former First Lady, Dame
Patience Jonathan, has written a letter the Acting Chairman of the
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) explicating that the
$31.4 million connected to the financial fraud levelled against Mr.
Waripamo Dudafa by EFCC was for the payment of the medical bills she
incurred in London in 2013.
The monies in a local bank and claimed by Mrs. Jonathan were placed on a
No Debit Order in the course of investigations into the financial
affairs of Mr. Waripamo Dudafa, who served as Special Adviser on
Domestic Affairs to former President Goodluck Jonathan.
Patience Jonathan claimed ownership of the $31.4 million in the
affidavit before a Federal High Court in Lagos.
In the affidavit by Sammie Somiari a legal practitioner on behalf of
Patience Jonathan claims that it was Dudafa who helped Mrs Patience
Jonathan to open the four bank accounts which the EFCC froze.
This made the EFCC to file an amended 17-count against Dudafa and seven
others, including the four companies, with the defendants being accused
of conspiring to conceal the monies which the EFCC claimed they ought to
have known formed parts of the proceeds of an unlawful act.
The former first lady in her letter to the Acting Chairman of the EFCC,
Mr. Ibrahim Magu by her lawyers, Granville Abibo (SAN) and Co enjoined
the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and Skye Bank to
lift the restriction placed on the accounts.
From left: President, Christian Association of Nigeria, Pastor Ayo
Oritsejafor praying for President Goodluck Jonathan and his family
during Praise and Thanksgiving Ceremony for First Lady, Dame Patience
Jonathan in Abuja on Sunday
From left: President, Christian Association of Nigeria, Pastor Ayo
Oritsejafor praying for President Goodluck Jonathan and his family
during Praise and Thanksgiving Ceremony for First Lady, Dame Patience
Jonathan in Abuja in 2013. (File
In the letter Patience Jonathan admitted that the she is the sole
signatory to the accounts and the accounts were
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/patience-jonathan-begs-magu-says-31-4m-medical-bills/
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/patience-jonathan-begs-magu-says-31-4m-medical-bills/
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