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AMCON seeks N4.2bn judgement against AL Kahf

Supreme Court strikes out AMCON’s appeal in debt case
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Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON, has filed an application before a Federal High Court in Lagos, Southwest Nigeria, urging the court to enter judgement in its favour in the sum of N4,282,918,018.43 and against a business man Alhaji Badamasi Sheu and his company Al Kahf Resources limited.

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By Akin Kuponiyi

Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON, has filed an application before a Federal High Court in Lagos, Southwest Nigeria, urging the court to enter judgement in its favour in the sum of N4,282,918,018.43 and against a business man Alhaji Badamasi Sheu and his company Al Kahf Resources limited.

In an affidavit in support of an application for summary judgement sworn to by a supervisor with AMCON, Mr David George, and filed before the court by a Lagos lawyer, Asama Kadiri, the deponent alleged that sometimes in 2006, Al Kahf Resources Limited company approached Oceanic bank and applied for N500 million to be utilized for the issuance of bank guarantees and overdraft facility for financing the purchase of petroleum products from NNPC and other major independent marketers.

George said the loan request was granted and that prior to accepting the terms of the bank’s offer letter dated 19th December, 2006 ,Alhaji Badamasi Sheu issued a Personal Guarantee to the bank in respect of the N500 million facility which was granted by the bank to Al Kahf Resources.

He said the loan was further secured by a legal Mortgage over the property located at Plot 1145b Victoria Island Layout, Lagos State, currently known as 1 Mike Inegbese Close off Amodu Tijani Street Victoria Island, Lagos.

He added that the tenor of the loan facility of N500 million expired without same being liquidated by the defendant as agreed.

George alleged further that, till date, rather than repay, the loan facility and interest as per contract, the defendantsbhave failed, refused and neglected to liquidate its indebtedness in accordance with the applicable contract and terms of the loan facility availed to Al Kahf Resources limited.

According to him, the interest and penalty charges had continue to accrued on the debt and that as at 31st March 2019, the total sum N4,282,918,018.43 was due and unpaid by the defendants despite several and repeated demands by AMCON.

Consequently, AMCON is urging the court to issue an order entering summary judgement in its favour and an order of forfeiture by the court divesting the defendants of their title and rights in respect of the property located at plot 1145b Victoria Island, Lagos State.

The plaintiff is also seeking an order of forfeiture of funds standing in the credit of the defendants’ accounts held with any commercial bank in Nigeria The sum of N40 million as cost for filing to pursue this claim.

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