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FG Investigation Clears Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor Over 2014 Jet Cash Seizure

Yesterday, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor addressed the controversy surrounding the $9.3 million cash seized in South Africa in 2014. The jet in question was owned by Eagle Air, where he held an interest, and leased at the time to Green Coast Produce Ltd. Reports show it was chartered by Mr. John Ishyaku. A federal panel later examined the aircraft, lease agreements, passengers and crew. According to official findings, there was no evidence linking Pastor Oritsejafor to the cash movement. The panel concluded he had no knowledge of or role in the operation. Despite years of media attacks and rumours, no criminal charges were filed against him. A proper investigation cleared his name, underscoring that allegations are not facts. Facts should outweigh bias, rumours or tribal sentiments. In any society, truth must come before politics and opinion.

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jaruma

How does clearing Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor affect your view on transparency among church leaders?

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julia

Absolutely. Even with this outcome, I think regular financial disclosures from churches would boost trust and accountability.

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mel

The timeline from the 2014 seizure to yesterday's announcement shows just how slow such federal probes can be.

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jayjay

Even with official clearance, some details remain unclear about the actual purpose of that $9.3 million.

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emeka

Perhaps updating internal audit processes could prevent similar controversies around large cash movements in the future.

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