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James Ibori's kinsmen rise in his defence over forfeited corruption assets - Vimarsana News

James Ibori's kinsmen rise in his defence over forfeited corruption assets

The Oghara Development Union, (ODU) Lagos Branch, has called on the Federal Government to insist that every single penny that has been forfeited by Chief James Onanefe Ibori’s associates in the London trial, be returned to Nigeria.

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Ibori's Kinsmen Accuse UK Of 'Re-looting' Former Governor's Loot - Vimarsana News

Ibori's Kinsmen Accuse UK Of 'Re-looting' Former Governor's Loot

Ibori's Kinsmen Accuse UK Of 'Re-looting' Former Governor's Loot Ibori had, in 2012, pleaded guilty to charges of money laundering, conspiracy to defraud and forgery, in a United Kingdom (UK) court and was later sentenced to an aggregate of 13 years in prison. by SaharaReporters, New York Mar 10, 2021 Kinsmen of an ex-convict and former Delta State Governor, James Ibori, have accused the United Kingdom (UK) of 're-looting' part of the former governor's looted funds. Ibori had, in 2012, pleaded guilty to charges of money laundering, conspiracy to defraud and forgery, in a United Kingdom (UK) c...

Ibori's kinsmen claim loot recovered by UK was £6.2m -- NOT £4.2m - Vimarsana News

Ibori's kinsmen claim loot recovered by UK was £6.2m -- NOT £4.2m

the loot forfeited by the associates of James Ibori, former governor of Delta state, is £6.2 million — and not £4.2 million. Advertisement On Tuesday, the UK signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU)with the Nigerian government to return £4.2 million recovered from Ibori and his associates . But the union, in a statement by Sunday Agbofodoh, its general secretary, said it had followed the case “diligently” and knows that the forfeited sum was £6.2 million. Advertisement The union said Nigeria “should oppose UK’s hypocrisy” and insist that the entire sum be returned to the c...