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AMCON seizes Inducon assets over N1.3bn debt

The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) at the weekend took over an asset belonging to Dr. John Warimeme Abebe, the Chief Promoter of Inducon…

The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) at the weekend took over an asset belonging to Dr. John Warimeme Abebe, the Chief Promoter of Inducon Nigeria Limited over a staggering indebtedness of over N1.3 billion

The Head, Corporate Communications Department of AMCON, Jude Nwauzor, said it followed an order of Justice Aikawa of the Federal High Court Lagos.

AMCON at the weekend took effective possession of the property situated at Plot12, Block 108 Lekki Peninsula Residential Scheme, Lagos, through its Debt Recovery Agent – Ogunsola Shonibare L.P.

The Court also ordered that the bank accounts of the company and its Directors, Dr. John Warimeme Abebe, Mr. Olawole Fatimilehin and Ademola Buraimoh be frozen pending the final determination of the suit.

The case of Inducon Nigeria Limited and its promoters has been interminable shortly after the loan was purchased by AMCON during the 1st phase of Eligible Bank Asset (EBA) purchases from the defunct FinBank (now FCMB) since 2011.

Since the purchase, AMCON alleged it has offered the obligor several concessions and explored all avenues to resolve the debt harmoniously, but the obligor and his company have remained recalcitrant and unenthusiastic to repay the huge debt to AMCON.

“They have consistently reneged on several promises they made in the past during negotiations. This prompted the debt recovery agency to evoke the Corporation’s asset tracing powers granted it under the AMCON (Amendment No. 2) Act, 2019.”

 

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