Wale Tinubu
Omamofe Boyo
Afis:
If you care to look up the word, “PROXY”, you may know whose interest Wale Tinubu may be serving in all those offshore businesses and bank accounts.
You see, leave my alleged thief alone, I see nothing wrong in his/her actions is why Nigeria may never reach anywhere in the fight against official acts of financial and material corruption.
The way I see it, let all Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa/Fulani, Ijaw, Edo, Urhobo, Efik, Ibibio, TIV; Ishan, Angah, Berom, etc., who have stolen our commonwealth, yours and mine be made to cough them out and if possible, serve prison terms. That will foster a united front in the fight against the evil called corruption in high places in Nigeria’s polity.
Mazi KC Prince Asagwara
From: Afis Deinde [mailto:odide...@yahoo.com]
Sent: April-19-16 2:39 PM
To: Amauche Ude
Cc: Google Inc.; Google Inc.; Nebukadineze Adiele; Abraham Madu; Ayo Ojutalayo; Ezeana Achusim; Joe Igbokwe; Ola Kassim; Ozodi Osuji; Baduba54; Topcrest Topcrest; ALUKO Mobolaji; Nebukadineze Adiele' via NaijaEvent; SE. PE. Jerome Niang Yakubu; A. Jos;
Mohamed Warsama; Pwaveno H. Bamaiyi; DIPO ENIOLA; Dr. KC Asagwara; Ibukunolu Alao Babajide; J. Akuma-Kalu Njoku; Nowa Omoigui; Asagwara, Ken (EAL)
Subject: Re: Tinubu BAT and Panama Papers....'Bere bote'
"As part of its #PanamaPapers series, PREMIUM TIMES had revealed how Mossack Fonseca helped Mr Ibori, who is serving a 13-year jail term in the United Kingdom for money laundering, hide funds stolen from Delta State treasury through a web of offshore companies.
In May 2007, Just like Mr. Ibori, the Oando boss also secured the services of Swiss asset management firm, Clamorgan SA, to help him incorporate Techventure Inc., Anglesey Management SA, Caine Trading Corp and Keligh Engineering in Seychelles while appointing Mossack Fonseca Geneva as registered agent and administrator for the shell companies.".........Dumb News online.
Is Wale Tinubu an elected official?
Is Wale Tinubu restricted by any law not to have offshore accounts even up to 30?
Did he break any law?
Waste of time!
Shikena
Afis
“Just as a solid rock is not shaken by the storm, even so the wise are not affected by praise or blame.” — Dhamapada, verse 81.
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On Apr 19, 2016, at 2:24 PM, Amauche Ude <udeam...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Last October, Nigeria’s biggest indigenous oil and gas company, Oando Plc, made history for the wrong reason when it announced a loss of N184 billion in the 2014 financial year. The loss was the biggest ever recorded by any Nigerian company.
While its shareholders bore the brunt of the bleak financial year, the company’s group chief executive, Wale Tinubu and his deputy, Omamofe Boyo, might be doing just fine as they had for years incorporated and operated a cluster of shell companies in notorious offshore jurisdictions.
Mr. Tinubu seems to be making so good a return from his shell companies that in 2008 he agreed to pay a front as much as $20,000 monthly to manage all of his offshore transactions.
Details of the offshore assets of the two top bosses at Oando Plc were among the revelations contained in the leaked massive internal data belonging to Panamanian law firm, Mossack Fonseca.
The revelations are products of an investigation, spanning over a year by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung and more than 100 other global news organizations across the world.
Wale Tinubu
PREMIUM TIMES is the only Nigerian media organisation involved in the investigation.
Documents obtained by PREMIUM TIMES from the huge database linked Mr. Tinubu to at least 12 shell companies.
Mr. Tinubu, documents show, secured the services of Mossack Fonseca to help him incorporate the companies in Seychelles, one of the fastest growing offshore jurisdictions in the world and notorious tax haven, the British Virgin Islands (BVI).
Oando had denied that Mr. Ibori’s wealth was hidden in the company. The company at the time circulated a statement claiming that Mr. Ibori only had 443 shares of the company’s 6.8 billion ordinary shares.
The Paid Front
The documents also revealed that apart from relying on nominee directors appointed by Mossack Fonseca to hide his ownership of shell companies in tax havens, Mr. Tinubu also hired a paid front who acted on his behalf in some of the offshore companies.
In a December 10, 2008 email to Marie-Ange (an employee of Mossack Fonseca in Geneva) Sebastien Clamorgan of Clamorgan SA revealed that Mr. Tinubu hired a front, Patrick Bastin, to act on his behalf in his offshore companies.
According to the email, Mr. Bastin was handsomely rewarded for this role. He was paid a salary of $10,000 monthly and given a corporate visa card which allowed him to spend up to $10,000 monthly.
Mr. Bastin was paid from Everglade Oil Inc’s account with a private bank in Beirut, Lebanon.
Omamofe Boyo
“It is agreed that M. Patrick Bastin will be acting as director for certain of Mr J.A. Tinubu companies and in this capacity will be managing all upcoming administrative commercial and financial tasks, inclusive the relationship with the several banks the companies may have bank accounts with,” the email reads.
“For this task M. Patrick Bastin will be compensated by a monthly payment of US $10 000,00 (ten thousand US $) to be paid to the bank account he will indicate.
“The account of EVERGLADE OIL INC No 239783 with Audi Saradar Private Bank seal in Beirut Lebanon will be responsible to set up a standing instruction for those payments to start on November 1 -2008.
“In addition, M. Patrick Bastin will be entitled to a Corporate Visa card from EVERGLADE OIL INC for expenses up to SS 10,000 per month to be justified after to M. J A Tinubu.
“This agreement can be terminated at any moment by M. JA. Tinubu with one month notice.”
Afis:
If you care to look up the word, “PROXY”, you may know whose interest Wale Tinubu may be serving in all those offshore businesses and bank accounts.
You see, leave my alleged thief alone, I see nothing wrong in his/her actions is why Nigeria may never reach anywhere in the fight against official acts of financial and material corruption.
The way I see it, let all Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa/Fulani, Ijaw, Edo, Urhobo, Efik, Ibibio, TIV; Ishan, Angah, Berom, etc., who have stolen our commonwealth, yours and mine be made to cough them out and if possible, serve prison terms. That will foster a united front in the fight against the evil called corruption in high places in Nigeria’s polity.
Mazi KC Prince Asagwara
From: Afis Deinde [mailto:odide...@yahoo.com]
Sent: April-19-16 2:39 PM
To: Amauche Ude
Cc: Google Inc.; Google Inc.; Nebukadineze Adiele; Abraham Madu; Ayo Ojutalayo; Ezeana Achusim; Joe Igbokwe; Ola Kassim; Ozodi Osuji; Baduba54; Topcrest Topcrest; ALUKO Mobolaji; Nebukadineze Adiele' via NaijaEvent; SE. PE. Jerome Niang Yakubu; A. Jos; Mohamed Warsama; Pwaveno H. Bamaiyi; DIPO ENIOLA; Dr. KC Asagwara; Ibukunolu Alao Babajide; J. Akuma-Kalu Njoku; Nowa Omoigui; Asagwara, Ken (EAL)
Subject: Re: Tinubu BAT and Panama Papers....'Bere bote'
"As part of its #PanamaPapers series, PREMIUM TIMES had revealed how Mossack Fonseca helped Mr Ibori, who is serving a 13-year jail term in the United Kingdom for money laundering, hide funds stolen from Delta State treasury through a web of offshore companies.
In May 2007, Just like Mr. Ibori, the Oando boss also secured the services of Swiss asset management firm, Clamorgan SA, to help him incorporate Techventure Inc., Anglesey Management SA, Caine Trading Corp and Keligh Engineering in Seychelles while appointing Mossack Fonseca Geneva as registered agent and administrator for the shell companies.".........Dumb News online.
Is Wale Tinubu an elected official?
Is Wale Tinubu restricted by any law not to have offshore accounts even up to 30?
Did he break any law?
Waste of time!
Shikena
Afis
“Just as a solid rock is not shaken by the storm, even so the wise are not affected by praise or blame.” — Dhamapada, verse 81.
Sent from my iPhone
On Apr 19, 2016, at 2:24 PM, Amauche Ude <udeam...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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Last October, Nigeria’s biggest indigenous oil and gas company, Oando Plc, made history for the wrong reason when it announced a loss of N184 billion in the 2014 financial year. The loss was the biggest ever recorded by any Nigerian company.
While its shareholders bore the brunt of the bleak financial year, the company’s group chief executive, Wale Tinubu and his deputy, Omamofe Boyo, might be doing just fine as they had for years incorporated and operated a cluster of shell companies in notorious offshore jurisdictions.
Mr. Tinubu seems to be making so good a return from his shell companies that in 2008 he agreed to pay a front as much as $20,000 monthly to manage all of his offshore transactions.
Details of the offshore assets of the two top bosses at Oando Plc were among the revelations contained in the leaked massive internal data belonging to Panamanian law firm, Mossack Fonseca.
The revelations are products of an investigation, spanning over a year by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung and more than 100 other global news organizations across the world.
<image001.jpg>Wale Tinubu
PREMIUM TIMES is the only Nigerian media organisation involved in the investigation.
Documents obtained by PREMIUM TIMES from the huge database linked Mr. Tinubu to at least 12 shell companies.
Mr. Tinubu, documents show, secured the services of Mossack Fonseca to help him incorporate the companies in Seychelles, one of the fastest growing offshore jurisdictions in the world and notorious tax haven, the British Virgin Islands (BVI).
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Oando had denied that Mr. Ibori’s wealth was hidden in the company. The company at the time circulated a statement claiming that Mr. Ibori only had 443 shares of the company’s 6.8 billion ordinary shares.
The Paid Front
The documents also revealed that apart from relying on nominee directors appointed by Mossack Fonseca to hide his ownership of shell companies in tax havens, Mr. Tinubu also hired a paid front who acted on his behalf in some of the offshore companies.
In a December 10, 2008 email to Marie-Ange (an employee of Mossack Fonseca in Geneva) Sebastien Clamorgan of Clamorgan SA revealed that Mr. Tinubu hired a front, Patrick Bastin, to act on his behalf in his offshore companies.
According to the email, Mr. Bastin was handsomely rewarded for this role. He was paid a salary of $10,000 monthly and given a corporate visa card which allowed him to spend up to $10,000 monthly.
Mr. Bastin was paid from Everglade Oil Inc’s account with a private bank in Beirut, Lebanon.
<image003.jpg>Omamofe Boyo
“It is agreed that M. Patrick Bastin will be acting as director for certain of Mr J.A. Tinubu companies and in this capacity will be managing all upcoming administrative commercial and financial tasks, inclusive the relationship with the several banks the companies may have bank accounts with,” the email reads.
“For this task M. Patrick Bastin will be compensated by a monthly payment of US $10 000,00 (ten thousand US $) to be paid to the bank account he will indicate.
“The account of EVERGLADE OIL INC No 239783 with Audi Saradar Private Bank seal in Beirut Lebanon will be responsible to set up a standing instruction for those payments to start on November 1 -2008.
“In addition, M. Patrick Bastin will be entitled to a Corporate Visa card from EVERGLADE OIL INC for expenses up to SS 10,000 per month to be justified after to M. J A Tinubu.
“This agreement can be terminated at any moment by M. JA. Tinubu with one month notice.”
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The documents also showed that some staffers of Oando Plc were in on some of Mr. Tinubu’s incorporation of shell companies.
After the resignation of one Kirk Thompson, who is believed to be the original nominee director for Mr. Tinubu in Everglade Oil Inc., on December 14, 2007, Daniel Boyo (it is not clear whether he is a relative of Omamofe Boyo), a London-based business development consultant with Oando Trading Limited, a subsidiary of Oando Plc, sent an email on January 11, 2008 to Mr Thierry instructing him to contact Everglade Oil agents in Seychelles to draft a new certificate of incumbency for the company, mentioning Terry Cunningham as its new single director.
Nigerian businessmen and the love of Seychelles
Documents show that Seychelles is particularly an attractive offshore destination for several top Nigerian businessmen.
Several shell companies owned by Nigerians in tax havens were incorporated in the small Indian Ocean country, with a population of just under 90,000 people. They were registered as International Business Companies (IBC).
Seychelles IBCs are among the most popular IBCs in the secretive world of offshore jurisdictions. IBCs incorporated in the Seychelles are prohibited from doing businesses within the country or owning real estate. They are not required to pay taxes, submit financial details or carry out audits on their finances.
An email sent from Mossack Fonseca’s office in Seychelles to Saria Rahme Kali of Afrex and Mr Clamorgan requesting details of the bearers of the shares of a cluster of IBCs domiciled in Seychelles revealed the extensive involvement of Nigerians in offshore tax havens.
The document revealed that Sayyu Dantata, the half-brother of Africa’s wealthiest man, Aliko Dangote, is linked to seven IBC – Appelby Holding Ltd, Juno Equities Incorporated, MRS Holding Ltd, MRS Oil and Gas, Nisco Holding Ltd (60 per cent), and Oval Refining S.A, Ovlas S.A (50 per cent).
Similarly, Adetokunbo Sijuwade, the son of the late Ooni of Ife, Okunade Sijuwade, is the director of Mandhari Water Investment Inc. and Izwelethu Aluminium and Steel Inc.
Mr Tinubu’s deputy, Boyo, was listed as director in three IBCs- Everglade Oil Inc, Meridian Procurement International Services, and QVS Ltd.
Nigerians Abiose Eldred Ogan-Cole and Mojisole Adeniran both own 50 per cent share each in Qaisar.
Messrs. Wale and Boyo are yet to respond to an email sent by PREMIUM TIMES through the corporate communication manager of Oando, Alero Balogun, seeking comments for this story.
Ms. Balogun and the company’s head of corporate communications, Ainojie Irune, had promised that responses would be provided to our questions. But several days later, no response has come from the officials.
"Without God there will be no revelation and without revelation nobody will know God" - Leader O. O. Obu
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Afis,Kindly be very careful as Pa Ezeana hardly sleeps these days because of you .Ifa told me that he wears all sorts of charms mixed with incantations in Igbo language whenever he sends his usual morning email messages cursing you .Could you believe that what you are seeing in the following photo happens every morning somewhere around Chicago, United State ? You need a very strong babalawo to counter and challenge the old man.<image1.JPG>Super concoction : Mixing voodoo with technology .Sent from my iPhone
Afis,Kindly be very careful as Pa Ezeana hardly sleeps these days because of you .Ifa told me that he wears all sorts of charms mixed with incantations in Igbo language whenever he sends his usual morning email messages cursing you .Could you believe that what you are seeing in the following photo happens every morning somewhere around Chicago, United State ? You need a very strong babalawo to counter and challenge the old man.<image1.JPG>
Super concoction : Mixing voodoo with Internet technology .Sent from my iPhone
Pa Ezeana,If you use your full voodoo power to fight or injure Afis who would you bearguing with again ?Don't you think that many members of the various online ( including many Igbo guys) would start fearing you ? A Yorubaadage says that " a hunter that kills an elephant with nothing else but his cap would be celebrated for just one day ".I know you have magical and supernatural powers that can generate anthrax, ebola etc but please don't use it on any fora member. We need powerful people like you in the Sambiza forest, Aleppo in Syria or Kandahar in Afghanistan please don't use your full powers here sir .
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