a écrit le 26 novembre 2016 à 14h19 VOICI DE QUOI DOIT REPONDRE LE BANDIT ANCIEN REPRIS DE JUSTICE ATANGA NJI
The Attorney General of the the Special Criminal Court in Yaoundé, Justine Aimée Ngounou Tchokontchieu has written a letter to Paul Atanga Nji, the Minister of Duties at the Presidency of the Republic.
The letter dated July 21, 2016 reveals the severity of the situation. “I have the honor to let you know that the evidence of the amount of 365 million FCFA is still been expected,â€and the report of the CONSUPE covers the verification mission management CCP
According to Camerooninfo.net , Paul Atanga Nji is suspected of having obtained payment of three checks, with the complicity of certain employees of the postal services Cameroon (Campost).
Besides that, Paul Atanga Nji is believed to have received three dubious transfers. Two of these transfers, respectively 365 million and FCFA 20 million CFA francs from an account not having sufficient provisions. The third transfer, that of 150 672 000 FCFA, was also made from an account without provisions, the newspaper said.
Alafnet.com gathered the TCS has again turned to the thorny issue of financial management of CAMPOST between 2004-2010 involving the Minister .
In November 2014, the TSC Respondent sent a letter to the Minister of special duties at the Presidency of the Republic in which he replied he was prepared to give evidence, and also asked for permission in this sense, we are told he never return.
The Attorney General of the the Special Criminal Court in Yaoundé, Justine Aimée Ngounou Tchokontchieu has written a letter to Paul Atanga Nji, the Minister of Duties at the Presidency of the Republic.
The letter dated July 21, 2016 reveals the severity of the situation. “I have the honor to let you know that the evidence of the amount of 365 million FCFA is still been expected,â€and the report of the CONSUPE covers the verification mission management CCP
According to Camerooninfo.net , Paul Atanga Nji is suspected of having obtained payment of three checks, with the complicity of certain employees of the postal services Cameroon (Campost).
Besides that, Paul Atanga Nji is believed to have received three dubious transfers. Two of these transfers, respectively 365 million and FCFA 20 million CFA francs from an account not having sufficient provisions. The third transfer, that of 150 672 000 FCFA, was also made from an account without provisions, the newspaper said.
Alafnet.com gathered the TCS has again turned to the thorny issue of financial management of CAMPOST between 2004-2010 involving the Minister .
In November 2014, the TSC Respondent sent a letter to the Minister of special duties at the Presidency of the Republic in which he replied he was prepared to give evidence, and also asked for permission in this sense, we are told he never return.
