Venture writes off ex-TTFA boss' $23m debt

Venture writes off ex-TTFA boss’ $23m debt
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VENTURE Credit union is clearing $23 million in debt accumulated by former Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) president David John-Williams.
In October 2019, co-operative development commissioner Andrea McKenna awarded the judgment for $23,540,269 to the union. A senior official of the union had told Newsday some of John-Williams’s loans dated as far back as 2013.
The official had said John-Williams had not been responding to any of the union’s queries nor did he contact it. In fact, even in September 2020 the credit union was still looking for him. In a newspaper ad, it John-Williams’s last known address was LP 1, Point Coco Estate, Irois Forest, Chatham, and asked him to “urgently visit the office to discuss matters of mutual interest.”

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