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The Nigerians behind DP Ruto’s frozen Sh5.6 billions

James Olubayi, Owner of Zamara Risk and Insurance Brokers, UBA Bank boss and many others The government of Kenya through the Assets and Recovery Agency (ARA) has blocked access to money in accounts owned by OIT Africa Ltd, Avalon Offshore Logistics Ltd and RemiX Capital Ltd. The three firms are believed to be involved

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James Olubayi, Owner of Zamara Risk and Insurance Brokers, UBA Bank boss and many others The government of Kenya through the Assets and Recovery Agency (ARA) has blocked access to money in accounts owned by OIT Africa Ltd, Avalon Offshore Logistics Ltd and RemiX Capital Ltd. The three firms are believed to be involved in money laundering and illicit financial flows. According to registrar of company records, the firms that were recently registered in Kenya are owned Nigerians and Kenyans. The frozen amount in the accounts total up to more than Sh5.6 billion. The ARA says the four directors of the firms—the two Nigerians and two Kenyans—shrugged off repeated summons to explain the source of the billions. The monies which were sent in tranches in...

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