According to a report by SaharaReporters, the EFCC has filed the suit bordering on money laundering against Amosu alongside Air Vice-Marshal Jacob Bola Adigun and Air Commodore Gbadebo Owodunni Olugbenga.
The
Air Chiefs aren't all by themselves as the EFCC has also joined Delfina
Oil and Gas Limited, Mcallan Oil And Gas Limited, Hebron Housing and
Properties Company Limited, Trapezites BDC, Fonds and Pricey Limited,
Deegee Oil and Gas Limited, Timsegg Investment Limited and Solomon
Health Care Limited as defendants in the suit.
It
was also reported that the anti-graft agency accused the defendants of
converting N21 billion from the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) around March 5,
2014, in Lagos State.
The agency claimed that the
defendants reasonably ought to have known, that the concealed and
converted funds form part of the proceeds of an unlawful act.
Prosecuting counsel, Rotimi Oyedepo Isiokuwa said 42 witnesses will testify against the defendants in the case when the trial begins.
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