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    Alleged $9.6bn P&ID Scam: Court Orders Arrest of Another Foreigner Corrado Fantoli

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaNovember 24, 2022 Fraud No Comments3 Mins Read
    Alleged $9.6bn P&ID Scam: Court Orders Arrest of Another Foreigner Corrado Fantoli
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    Alleged $9.6bn P&ID Scam: Court Orders Arrest of Another Foreigner Corrado Fantoli

    A Federal High Court, Abuja, on Thursday, ordered the arrest of one of the alleged brains behind the Process and Industrial Development (P&ID) Ltd.’s alleged 9.6 billion dollars scandal, Corrado Fantoli.

    Justice Donatus Okorowo gave the order while delivering a ruling in the ex-parte motion moved by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)’s counsel, Bala Sanga.

    The news agency reports that Fantoli, an associate of James Nolan, a Briton, that recently jumped bail. An arrest warrant was issued against him and he is declared wanted by the EFCC to stand a trial for a criminal charge preferred against him and another company.

    In a suit marked: FHC/ABJ/CR/273, dated June 20 and filed August 5 by the anti-corruption agency, Fantoli, who is said to be at large, is expected to face an eight-count money laundering charge.

    NAN reports that while the Federal Republic of Nigeria is the complainant, Resorts Express Concept Nigeria Ltd, a company, and Fantoli are 1st and 2nd defendants respectively in the suit.

    Fantoli and Giovanna Beccarelli, who had also been declared wanted and an arrest warrant issued against her, are said to be directors and signatories to the company’s Guaranty Trust Bank account number: 0123849451.

    When the matter was called on Thursday for the defendants’ arraignment, Fantoli was neither in court nor represented by a lawyer.

    Charges were, however, read against the 1st defendant (the company) and the EFCC ‘s lawyer notified the court about his motion ex-parte, seeking the issuance of a warrant of arrest against Fantoli pursuant to the relevant sections of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA), 2015 and the inherent power of the court.

    According to Sanga, the agency is praying for an order of the honourable court issuing a warrant for the arrest of Corrado Fantoli, named in counts one to eight of the criminal charge No: FHC/ABI/CR/873/Z022 before this court for the respondent to be brought before this honourable court and face trial on the aforementioned criminal charge.

    The lawyer, in a three-ground argument, said that the proof of evidence in support of the charge had disclosed a prima facie case against Fantoli, among others. READ: N20bn Bailout: Kogi Assembly Extends Ultimatum for Sterling Bank MD

    Also in the affidavit in support of the motion deposed to by Isah Daku Suleiman, one of the EFCC’s investigators assigned to the investigation of the $9.6 billion P&ID fraud, the companies and individuals associated with it, including the 1st defendant, said the intelligence report revealed that Fantoli presently resides in Italy.

    Suleiman said that Fantoli “is part of the brains behind Process and Industrial Developments Limited and Resorts Express Concept Nigeria Limited. READ: P&ID: EFCC Re-arraigns British National Nolan, Others for Money Laundering

    “That as part of the directing minds of Resorts Express Concept Nigeria Limited, the respondent (Fantoli) should stand trial and answer to charges of infraction of extant money laundering laws and aiding the companies to breach extant criminal laws,” he said.

    According to the official, it will serve the interest of justice to grant this application. Justice Okorowo, who granted the ex-parte motion, adjourned the matter until Dec. 2 for a hearing. # Alleged $9.6bn P&ID Scam: Court Orders Arrest of Another Foreigner Corrado Fantoli

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