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Allegation of P&ID fraud: Seun Kuti apologises to Ayorinde – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Allegation of P&ID fraud: Seun Kuti apologises to Ayorinde – Opinion Nigeria

In the term of statement, Seun stated unequivocally that his statements made and published on his Instagram Handle @bigbirdkuti on October 31, 2023, against Chief Ayorinde were not true and unfounded and stand retracted.

Alleged $9.6bn P&ID scam: Fleeing James Nolan opens defence, fails to call witness - Vimarsana News

Alleged $9.6bn P&ID scam: Fleeing James Nolan opens defence, fails to call witness

The British national, Mr James Nolan, who jumped bail in the alleged 9.6 billion dollars Process and Industrial Development (P&ID) Ltd scandal, on Monday, opened his defence in absentia without calling any witness. Nolan’s counsel, Mr Michael Ajara, told Justice Donatus Okorowo of a Federal High Court (FHC), Abuja that he did not intend to […]

How corruption helped Nigeria avoid $11bn fine - Vimarsana News

How corruption helped Nigeria avoid $11bn fine

President Tinubu described ruling as a landmark victory that proved the nation would no longer be held hostage by economic conspiracies.

Lessons from the P&ID case - Vimarsana News

Lessons from the P&ID case

On Monday, October 23, 2023, in a stunning victory for Nigeria, the High Court in London set aside the arbitration award obtained in January 2017 by P&ID, a British Virgin Islands registered company, against Nigeria. 

P&ID Judgement: Nigeria Owes Victory to Britain's Incorruptible Judiciary -By Olu Fasan – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

P&ID Judgement: Nigeria Owes Victory to Britain's Incorruptible Judiciary -By Olu Fasan – Opinion Nigeria

As Africa’s largest economy, Nigeria should be a hub for international commercial arbitration or litigation. Well, it’s not because its judiciary is regarded as corrupt and dysfunctional. In one report, the US Trade Representative, USTR, says: “The sanctity of contracts is often violated and Nigeria’s court system for settling commercial disputes is weak and sometimes biased.” No foreign investor will ever agree to settle disputes in Nigeria if they invest at all.