Two Britons on Money Laundering Charges in Nigeria
Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has charged two British nationals James Richard Nolan and Adam Quinn of UK firm Process and Industrial Developments, with fraud and money laundering, for a failed gas project commissioned by the Nigerian government, and which has seen a British court order the Buhari administration to pay the firm over U.S.$9 billion for work that was never done.
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The Nigerian government's alleged breach of a gas supply and processing agreement with UK firm, Process and Industrial Developments Ltd (P&ID) and a commercial court ruling in the ... Read more »
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