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Why I terminated contract that has led to seizure of Nigeria’s presidential jets – Amosun


The then Ogun State governor who terminated a Chinese firm’s contract that has now put Nigeria in an embarrassing situation has defended his decision.

lbikunle Amosun, who governed Ogun between 2011 and 2019, explained that his government acted due to a dispute between two Chinese firms over control of the state’s free trade zone.


Mr Amosun’s explanation on Saturday came a day after the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, warned state governments against signing international agreements without due consultation with the federal government.


A report that a Chinese firm, Zhongshan Fucheng Industrial Investment Co Limited, obtained a court order from a French court to seize three of Nigeria’s presidential jets after the Ogun State Government allegedly breached a business contract in 2016.

In his first reaction since the scandal broke, Mr Amosun said his government intervened due to the dispute between Zhongfu International Investment FXE and another Chinese firm, China Africa Investment FXE.

In a statement, titled, ‘Presidential Jets Seizure: Zhongfu Firm Is An Impostor…,’ Mr Amosun explained that when he assumed office in 2011, the two Chinese companies laid claims to management rights over the Ogun Guangdong Free Trade Zone (OGFTZ).

He said the rivalry between the companies soon worsened and threatened public peace and safety within the zone and neighbouring communities.

“There were claims and counter claims as to who between the two was the lawful representative of the original joint venturer, Guangdong Province, China and consequentially who had the right to manage the Zone,” he said.
ording to the former governor, Zhongfu International was appointed as Interim Zone Managers based on damaging information it gave about China Africa Investment FXE.

“Zhongfu International Investment FXE, pretending to be a concerned and genuine tenant and zone stakeholder, volunteered very damaging and destructive information about the official representatives of Guangdong Province, the Joint Venturer and lawful Zone Managers, China Africa Investment FXE and subsequently requested to be appointed as Interim Zone Managers.

“Based on the information at the disposal of the Government at the time, Zhongfu International Investment FXE was on 15/03/2012 appointed as Interim Zone Manager pending further evaluation. The whole idea was to ensure that someone was in charge and thereby prevent unwholesome and untoward development in the zone pending the completion of our fact-finding exercise,” he stated.


Mr Amosun said his government later discovered “that the information and claims by Zhongfu International Investment FXE against China Africa Investment FXE were tissues of lies.”

“Unknown to Ogun Government at the time, Zhongfu International Investment FXE merely sought to de-market China Africa Investment FXE and to surreptitiously covert the state-owned assets of Guangdong Province in China together with the zone ownership and management rights of their business rival,” he added.

He said the Chinese government, through its Diplomatic Note 1601 dated 11 March 2016, clarified to the Ogun State Government that China Africa Investment FXE was the rightful investor.

He added that after due consultation with the State Security Services and the supervising agency, NEPZA, the Ogun government served Zhongfu International with a formal termination notice dated 27 May 2016.

The former governor said the termination of Zhongfu International’s contract as the Interim Zone Managers of the Ogun Guangdong Free Trade Zone (OGFTZ) led to a series of litigations and petitions.
We successfully defended our actions at all levels before these organs of government, and they all agreed with our position. Shortly after, our administration left office in May 2019,” Mr Amosun stated.

He urged the federal government not to give in to the demands of Zhongfu International, adding that “it is concerning that a purely business dispute between two Chinese nationals and corporations have now degenerated into an unlawful attempt to appropriate Nigeria’s sovereign assets.”