Table Of Contents:
1.0 Reginould's Disappearing Act And The Hunt For Legal Funds
2.0
The Great Meeting That Wasn't
3.0Did GES News Scare Him Off?
4.Elder Monday: The Messenger Nobody Expected
5.0Some Patentees Walk Out In Frustration
6.0A Flashback To 2019: History Repeats Itself?
7.0Public Reaction: A Mix of Confusion and Eye-Rolling
8.0
GES Newspaper's Advice: “Use Your Own Money”
9.0Understanding Financial Shenanigans: A Fun Breakdown
10.0 Final Thoughts: Leadership, Trust, and TheFuture of Comandclem
1.0 Reginould’s Disappearing Act And The Hunt For Legal Funds
Picture
this: You get an invitation to a meeting; you clear your schedule, battle Lagos
traffic, dodge okadas and danfos, and finally arrive—only to realize the host
is missing.
Sounds
like a bad Nollywood plot, right? Well, that’s exactly what happened to Lagos
patentees of Comandclem Nigeria Limited on March 23, 2025.
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2.0 The Great Meeting That Wasn’t
| Fraud Type | Description | Legal Consequences | More Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| False Pretense Fraud Offense | Deceiving people into giving money under false promises. | Up to 10 years imprisonment under fraud laws. | Read More |
| Financial Fraud Criminal Offense | Using deceitful financial schemes to acquire money. | Heavy fines and possible felony charges. | Learn More |
| Felony Offense For False Pretenses | Illegally obtaining property or funds through misrepresentation. | Can result in felony charges and jail time. | Explore Legal Details |
The
Executive Secretary of Comandclem, Prince Reginould Uwemedimo, had hyped up
this meeting like it was a blockbuster premiere.
Lagos
patentees received text messages instructing them to show up at Number 7,
Sabbath Church Close, near Ijesha Tedo Express Bus Stop, Surulere, Lagos.
The
agenda? Discussing the way forward in their long, winding, and seemingly
never-ending legal battle.
Patentees
arrived, took their seats, and waited. And waited. And waited some more. But
where was Prince Reginould?
Some
thought maybe he was stuck in Lagos traffic (understandable), or maybe he had
an emergency. But nope—he just ghosted the entire meeting!
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3.0 Did GES News Scare Him Off?
So,
why the no-show? Well, rumor has it that GES News had recently dropped a
bombshell article exposing plans to solicit money from the public under
“interesting” circumstances.
The
funds were supposedly meant to file an overseas lawsuit against Mobil Producing
Nigeria Unlimited, a case that had already been dismissed by the Nigerian
Supreme Court after it was withdrawn by Pastor Monday Obo Akpan.
Now,
if the Supreme Court has already said, “Oga, this case is over,” what exactly
is this overseas court supposed to do?
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4. Elder Monday: The Messenger Nobody Expected
| Crime Type | Description | Potential Penalties | More Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Federal Fraud Offense Charges | Serious violations involving deceptive financial activities on a national level. | Fines up to $250,000, prison time, and permanent criminal records. | Read More |
| False Pretenses Criminal Charges | Obtaining money or assets through intentional deception. | Felony or misdemeanor charges, depending on the amount stolen. | Learn More |
| Fraudulent Schemes Criminal Offense | Engaging in organized efforts to defraud individuals or businesses. | Multi-year imprisonment, asset forfeiture, and financial penalties. | Explore Legal Details |
Instead
of Prince Reginould himself, Elder Monday took the stage to plead for funds.
His
pitch? They needed money to sue Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited in a foreign
court.
This
raised a few questions:
- 1. Why are we taking a Nigerian company to an overseas court?
- 2. Which court is this exactly—the Hague? The United Nations? Wakanda’s Supreme Council?
- 3. Why is it always the public that must donate? What happened to the personal funds of the Uwemedimo family?
The
logic wasn’t logical, and the patentees knew it.
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5.0 Some Patentees Walk Out In Frustration
| Crime Type | Description | Potential Penalties | More Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theft By Fraud Offense | Occurs when someone illegally acquires assets or money through deception. | Can result in heavy fines, jail time, and restitution to victims. | Learn More |
| Deception-Based Financial Crime | Fraudulent acts involving financial deceit, misrepresentation, or scam operations. | Penalties range from imprisonment to financial restitution and asset forfeiture. | Read More |
| Criminal Fraudulent Transaction Offense | Engaging in fraudulent financial transactions to manipulate or deceive victims. | Charges may include fraud lawsuits, asset freezes, and long-term incarceration. | Explore Legal Details |
Hearing
the same old “We need money for court” speech—without the actual presence of
the man who called the meeting—was just too much for some attendees.
Frustrated,
many of them simply got up and left.
Some
were muttering things under their breath that we can’t print here for legal
reasons.
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6.0 A Flashback To 2019: History Repeats Itself?
For
those wondering why people are side-eyeing these financial requests, let’s take
a quick trip down memory lane.
On
January 24, 2019, Honorable Justice K. A. Jose of the Lagos State High Court
convicted Comandclem’s board of directors for—wait for it—collecting money from
the public under false pretenses.
The
fine? A cool ₦100 million.
So
when patentees hear, “We need funds for another court case,” their reaction is
basically, Ah, here we go again!
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7.0 Public Reaction: A Mix of Confusion and Eye-Rolling
By
now, investors and stakeholders are tired. People are wondering:
-
Why is this case still dragging on after all these years?
-
Why is every legal battle suddenly a crowdfunding campaign?
-
Who is even keeping track of all the money collected over the years?
The
whole thing is starting to look like a never-ending soap opera, except instead
of a love triangle, we have a lawsuit that just won’t die.
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8.0 GES Newspaper’s Advice: “Use Your Own Money”
Seeing
all the confusion, GES Newspaper has a simple suggestion for Prince Reginould:
If
you truly believe in this lawsuit, fund it with your own money.
Options
include:
- - Using personal savings.
- - Selling assets left by the late King CJA Uwemedimo.
- - Applying for a business loan.
But
expecting patentees to keep emptying their pockets after so many years? Not the
best idea.
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9.0 Understanding Financial Shenanigans: A Fun Breakdown
| Fraud Type | Description | Legal Consequences | More Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theft By Deception Offense | Acquiring money or assets by lying or misleading victims. | Up to 15 years imprisonment, fines, and restitution. | Read More |
| Fraudulent Misrepresentation Offense | Providing false information to secure financial gain. | Heavy fines, lawsuits, and potential jail time. | Learn More |
| Embezzlement Fraud Offense | Stealing money or property entrusted to one’s care. | Felony charges, prison sentences, and asset seizure. | Explore Legal Details |
To
make sense of what’s happening, here’s a table of financial offenses that might
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10.0 Final Thoughts: Leadership, Trust, and The Future of Comandclem
At
the heart of it all is a simple truth: people want transparency.
If
there’s a real case to be fought, explain it properly. If funds are needed,
show previous spending records.
For
now, patentees are waking up, asking questions, and demanding accountability.
No
more “just trust us”—they want real answers, not disappearing acts.
Will
Comandclem’s leadership step up and rebuild trust? Or will this continue to be
a real-life version of “The Case That Never Ends”?
Stay
tuned—because something tells us this drama isn’t over yet!
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