"[Oritsejafor's] arguments are unsustainable because he has vicarious liability at several levels," Akume said. "One, the vessel used for criminal activity belongs to him. Secondly, he commercially leased the vessel to Eagle Air, which is a company he holds an interest in and which in turn further leased same to the company that converted it to commercial use with his full knowledge and approval. The chain of ethical liability is unbroken," the senator stated.
-- ABDULLAHI BARAU
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