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Hon. E.J. Agbonayinma Encourages Nigerians In The USA To Join Class Action Lawsuit Against Corruption In Nigeria (Video)
Hon. E.J. Agbonayinma Encourages Nigerians In The USA To Join Class Action Lawsuit Against Corruption In Nigeria (Video)....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
A federal commissioner in the Code of Conduct Bureau has called on Nigerians residing in the USA to participate in a historic event by registering their petition against corruption in Nigeria. Hon. E.J. Agbonayinma believes that the Class Action Lawsuit for Nigerians in the USA offers a means to address corrupt practices in the country…CONTINUE READING.
During the period from January 2011 to December 2014, more than 2.4 million barrels of Nigerian crude oil were illegally exported and sold to buyers in the USA, resulting in an estimated revenue loss of US$533,272,233 (equivalent to N104,521,357,668 at an exchange rate of N196 to US$1).
With the Nigerian government’s previous efforts to hold the accountable oil companies thwarted by corruption, Nigerians in America have taken the initiative to launch a Class Action Lawsuit, seeking to hold USA Oil companies responsible for their involvement in the theft of Nigerian Crude Oil.
To join this movement and raise your voice against those responsible for the pilfering of Nigeria’s collective destiny, Hon. E.J. Agbonayinma directs interested individuals to register at Stopcorruptioninnigeria.com.
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