"The only thing that I am after is getting my money back. Should my money be returned, I will terminal all judicial procedures and lawsuits against individuals in Togo implicated in this matter".
This is what Emirati businessman Abass Al Youssef (picture) declared at a press conference in Lomé this Sunday.
Abass Al Youssef confirmed that he was a victim of criminal acts perpetrated by Togolese nationals and that he had filed a lawsuit. He notably implicated former minister Pascal Bodjona.
The Emirati businessman, who lost 48 million USD in a Nigerian scam, also expressed his surprise before the failure of the French police to act upon the international arrest warrant issued by Togo against former SNCF and Elf boss, Loik le Floch-Prigent
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