Liberia: Afriland First Bank Dragged to Court

23 November 2012

The management of Afriland First Bank by and through its Manager/CEO and others have been arraigned before the Monrovia City Court at the Temple of Justice for allegedly conspiring with others to break into the warehouse of Plaintiff Gabriel K. Frimpony, CEO of the FMT Construction Company took and carried away there from several valuable items.

According to the writ of summon which is also in possession of the INQUIRER issued on November 15, 2012, before His Honor Nelson B. Chineh, Associate Magistrate, Monrovia City Court states that the management of Afriland First Bank by and through its Manager or CEO and others have been summoned by the Court to answer to the crime of theft of property, criminal conspiracy, criminal mischief and felonious restraint based upon the oath and complaint filed to the Republic of Liberia through the CEO of FMT Construction Company.

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