Oritsejafor Holds Residual Interest In Bombardier Aircraft – Aide

                              

CAUGHT—Lanseria Airport, Johannesburg, S-Africa. INSET: The Bombardier Challenger jet. Courtesy: Flightaware.

Warri (Delta) –  The Word of Life Bible Church, Warri, Delta, on Tuesday confirmed holding a residual interest in the embattled Bombardier Challenger 600 with registration number N808HG owned by Eagle Air company.

This is contained in a statement by Mr Bayo Adewoye, Personal Assistant to the founder of the World of Life Bible Church, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, in Warri.

“On behalf of Pastor Oritsejafor, we can confirm that although he holds an interest in Eagle Air, the aircraft in question is not operated by Pastor Oritsejafor.

 “The aircraft owned by Eagle Air company, who have confirmed that since Aug. 2, 2014, the aircraft has been leased to and is operated by Green Coast Produce Limited. This is a standard practice in the industry.

“Any and all enquiries in respect of the day-to-day operations of this aircraft are properly directed to the management of Green Coast Produce Limited,’’ the statement stated.

The aircraft was alleged to have been apprehended on Sept. 5, in South Africa why trying to enter into the country with a huge amount of foreign currency.

The Eagle Air had also claimed ownership of the aircraft in a statement released on Sept. 15, but denied involvement in movement of the alleged money.

The Eagle Air alleged that the jet was under lease to Green Coast Produce Ltd., and it had been operating it since Aug. 2.