LAGOS COURT JAILS NOGASA CHAIR, FATUYI PHILLIPS 21 YEARS FOR N43. 5M FRAUD. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 Lagos Court Jails NOGASA Chair, Fatuyi Phillips 21 Years  for N43.5m Fraud    Justice Mojisola Dada of the Special Offences Court sitting in Ikeja, Lagos, on Monday, November 18, 2024, convicted and sentenced Fatuyi Yemi Philips, Chairman, Natural Oil and Gas Suppliers Association of Nigeria, NOGASA, to 21 years imprisonment for N43.5m fraud.   The Lagos Zonal Directorate of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on April 5, 2022, arraigned Philips alongside his firm, Oceanview Oil and Gas Limited, on a two-count charge bordering on obtaining money by false pretence to the tune of N43, 502,000.00   Count one reads: "Fatuyi Yemi Philips and Oceanview Oil and Gas Nigeria Limited, on or about the 28th day of September, 2016 at Lagos, within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court, with intent to defraud, obtained the aggregate sum of N43, 502,000.00 from Elochukwu Okoye and Elebana Unique Ventures Nigeria Limited on behalf of WAPCIL Nigeria Limited under the false rep
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ANAMBRA HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PASSES 2022 REVISED BUDGET OF ANAMBRA STATE.(PHOTOS).

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Anambra House Of Assembly Passes 2022 Revised Budget Of Anambra State. 



Anambra State House of Assembly has passed the 2022 revised budget of Anambra State for the services of Anambra State Government for the year ending 31 December 2022.

The House passed the budget during plenary after the majority leader of the House, Dr. Nnamdi Okafor moved a motion to that effect which was seconded by the minority leader, Honourable Onyebuchi Ofor after the consideration of the report of the House Committee on Finance and Appropriation on the budget, which was presented to the House by chairman of the committee, Honourable Obinna Emeneka. 

On his part, Speaker of the House, Right Honourable Uche Okafor applauded Anambra State House Assembly committee on Finance and Appropriation for doing a thorough job on the revised budget as well as members of the House for painstakingly passing the budget and read out the budget to the House, while the legislators supported it through a voice vote. 

Earlier,the chairman of Anambra State House of Assembly committee on Finance and Appropriation, Honourable Emeneka presented the report of the committee before the passage of the 2022 budget which recommended that the present administration should ensure that the list of roads to be constructed in Anambra State should be specific and cover the thirty constituencies in Anambra State, that funds should be released to Ministries, Departments and Agencies for optimal budget performance, while proper scale of preference should be adopted by MDAs during budgeting in order to achieve a realistic budget among others. 

In his reaction, the member representing Orumba North Constituency, Honourable Emeka Aforka described the 2022 revised budget as a budget of economic recovery, which will turn Anambra State into a liveable, prosperous smart mega city, while his Njikoka One Constituency counterpart, Dr. Timothy Ifedioramma noted that it will enable the state government to function well.
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