Looters’ List: Dokpesi In More Trouble As US Government Takes Action

The Chairman of DAAR Communications, Raymond Dokpesi, has said that the United States Government has disavowed his visa after he was blamed for plundering Nigeria's treasury. 

Dokpesi uncovered this in a suit he documented through his legal counselor, Mike Ozekhome. In the suit, he told the FCT High Court that the US international safe haven in Nigeria advised him of the withdrawal of his visa on March 16.

He said the consulate disclosed to him it was pulled back in light of the fact that the government incorporated his name on a 'pillagers' show' it purportedly submitted to it

Dokpesi was among the primary rundown of bandits discharged by the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed.

Dokpesi is likewise standing trial for purportedly accepting N2.1 billion from the workplace of the national security guide, ONSA.

Dokpesi dragged Mohammed to court on Monday over the production, looking for installment of N5billion harms for "criticism of character."

He said in the suit, "The litigants' defamatory productions are malevolent and figured to overextend and preference my reasonable trial and for motivations behind charging and cowing the court to convict me at all cost by concurring with the respondents' skewed position."

Dokpesi additionally requested that the court urge Mohammed to distribute a withdrawal and a conciliatory sentiment to him in different media stages.

He additionally appealed to God for a never-ending directive controlling the respondents — including Abubakar Malami, lawyer general of the alliance, or their specialists from additionally making "any defamatory distribution" against him, asking for N50million as punishment for such.

No date has been settled for hearing on the suit.