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Chappal Energies: There’s A Court Order Preventing EFCC From Inviting, Arresting Our CEO
Chappal Energies, a Nigerian-owned firm, says the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) made no attempt to contact Ufoma Immanuel, its chief executive officer (CEO), through any official channels before declaring him wanted.
In a public notice on Wednesday, the anti-graft agency declared Immanuel wanted for an alleged case of obtaining money by false pretence and forgery.
The company acknowledged the public notice in a statement on Thursday.
Chappal said enforcement actions under Nigerian law are guided by established procedures that require reasonable attempts at direct engagement through official channels before issuing or acting on a warrant.
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