How NNPC Official, Lover Fraudulently Took Over Man’s Company, Forged Signature To Withdraw N33m From Bank Account | Sahara Reporters

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How NNPCgroup Official, Lover Fraudulently Took Over Man’s Company, Forged Signature To Withdraw N33m From Bank Account | Sahara Reporters

Documents obtained by SaharaReporters have revealed how Uchechi Precious Ikebujo, a former Personal Assistant to the immediate past Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, late Maikanti Baru, and her alleged young lover, Anderson Newton Warribo, fraudulently took over the ownership of a company, Apres Engineering Limited from its owner, Micheal Bakare.

He said he had written a petition to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission but the anti-graft agency did not act timely. “I felt something was not right. I ignored it as I was desperate to get back in business. I, being the idea owner, emerged as the Managing Director with N10 million share capital of N50 million total share capital. After registration of the company and opening of its account, no monetary investment was made and non of these directors showed up at the job.

“I went to the bank and was showed how they forged my signature at the CAC. They lied that I resigned and I gave my shares away to them. I wrote to the ICPC and EFCC but they never responded until I got scared for my life and went underground as I was being threatened. “He took about 59 samples of my signature for forensic test and he never got back to me till date. If I called him, he would snap at me and end the call.

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