Real estate tycoon Olasijibomi Ogunde ‘Sujimoto’ shed tears, EFCC announces he wants to cheat

Sujemoth Cosruction CEO, Syprecommy Syndelemamid the money laundering charges, the EFCC announced that it would clear his name.

Here is what he said:

I’m not a thief, I’m not a fugitive. This is a contract between our company and the Enugu State Government. The Enugu state government asked me to help them build a few things, and it was some very interesting projects. I go to the state every week. In the middle of the project, the governor said he wanted to build a city, and he wanted to build the tallest of 69-storey buildings. I designed it and gave it to him and he said OK to set it aside. He said, when you wait for this, please help me do these schools, we have money, but none of us can do it.

I’ve never done this kind of school before, but I know that’s cement, concrete and mechanical. I knew it was an arrangement, so I said let me give it a try. I told the governor that this project was impossible because the cost of the price was too low to build. The governor said, don’t worry, just help me build these schools, don’t worry you won’t make money from the school, but you will make money from other projects that I’m happy about. It was there that I mobilized 42 engineers to the state, I like the state, I occupied a house in the state, and I worked there. I traveled from Ezeagu to different local governments and my back broke but I didn’t tell anyone.

Now, the contract is frustrating. When I was in this job, I knew it was difficult to do this due to pricing. Now when we ride in cement, when we leave cement it is ₦10000. I face a lot of people, sometimes we are in the village, my staff are shot, sometimes they will have some people coming to bring guns and shoot at them, I am still there, but eventually, my situation between myself and the government is sour, but I am still there. If I have money, I will continue with the project, but I have other projects.

I feel stressed about other projects I want to do. They took me to the court and I said ok, let’s see the whole project and how much it cost. I was there until the last day. They took us to the court and we told the court that we didn’t want to fight the government and let us agree, how much do we owe you?
I agreed with them and now they announced that I want it. They destroyed the company I built, but I’m going to go to the EFCC office to clear my name. Prices have just gone crazy over the past two years. If I’m working on a delay in the project, delayed by 5 years, things I can do in two years, price changes, the economy is so sour for me.

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