Advertisement The East African Business Shelter Afrique boss resigns in the wake of sham accounting Thursday February 02 2017 James Mugerwa has resigned as the Shelter Afrique managing director. PHOTO | FILE Summary In a statement, the bank’s Board chairman Jean Paul Missi said that Mr Mugerwa’s resignation was effective immediately and that he would be replaced by Femi Adewole in an acting capacity. Advertisement Shelter Afrique managing director James Mugerwa has resigned, barely two months after the pan-African lender was accused of cooking its books. In a statement, the bank’s Board chairman Jean Paul Missi said that Mr Mugerwa’s resignation was effective immediately and that he would be replaced by Femi Adewole in an acting capacity.“The Board of Shelter Afrique has amicably accepted the resignation of Mr James Mugerwa from the position of Managing Director effective immediately. In view of this development, the Board has reconstituted the Senior Management Committee of Shelter-Afrique with Oumar Diop as the acting deputy managing director with immediate effect,” Mr Missi said.Last September, the firm’s former finance director Godfrey Waweru accused Mr Mugerwa, of presiding over a regime which was restructuring overdue loans to appear as performing facilities, effectively suppressing the volume of toxic mortgages.“The loans are restructured multiple times to ensure they are not classified as non-performing and are therefore hidden NPLs that are not disclosed,” Mr Waweru wrote in an whistleblowing email to the lenders financiers.Related stories Advertisement Bad loans put Shelter Afrique boss in eye of a raging stormShelter Afrique ‘duped’ AfDB to invest $8.2m in East African projectsShelter Afrique boss used $7,065 on phone calls in two weeksA recent audit report by Deloitte into the allegations recommended disciplinary action against both Mr Mugerwa and Mr Waweru over financial impropriety and governance issues. Advertisement In the headlines Kagame likely to join club of ‘power clingers’ Kagame is eligible for 10 more years in office under the constitution that will see him serve as president for 40 years if elected. Niger junta slams UN chief for General Assembly 'obstruction' The Niger coup has been strongly criticised by Western governments and global bodies such as the UN. IMF: Somalia on track for full debt relief in DecemberSouth Sudan polls to be held on scheduleAfrica nations with highest fuel pricesExiled CAR ex-president sentenced to lifeSomalia asks UN to delay Atmis drawdown
Advertisement The East African Business Shelter Afrique boss resigns in the wake of sham accounting Thursday February 02 2017 James Mugerwa has resigned as the Shelter Afrique managing director. PHOTO | FILE Summary In a statement, the bank’s Board chairman Jean Paul Missi said that Mr Mugerwa’s resignation was effective immediately and that he would be replaced by Femi Adewole in an acting capacity. Advertisement Shelter Afrique managing director James Mugerwa has resigned, barely two months after the pan-African lender was accused of cooking its books. In a statement, the bank’s Board chairman Jean Paul Missi said that Mr Mugerwa’s resignation was effective immediately and that he would be replaced by Femi Adewole in an acting capacity.“The Board of Shelter Afrique has amicably accepted the resignation of Mr James Mugerwa from the position of Managing Director effective immediately. In view of this development, the Board has reconstituted the Senior Management Committee of Shelter-Afrique with Oumar Diop as the acting deputy managing director with immediate effect,” Mr Missi said.Last September, the firm’s former finance director Godfrey Waweru accused Mr Mugerwa, of presiding over a regime which was restructuring overdue loans to appear as performing facilities, effectively suppressing the volume of toxic mortgages.“The loans are restructured multiple times to ensure they are not classified as non-performing and are therefore hidden NPLs that are not disclosed,” Mr Waweru wrote in an whistleblowing email to the lenders financiers.Related stories Advertisement Bad loans put Shelter Afrique boss in eye of a raging stormShelter Afrique ‘duped’ AfDB to invest $8.2m in East African projectsShelter Afrique boss used $7,065 on phone calls in two weeksA recent audit report by Deloitte into the allegations recommended disciplinary action against both Mr Mugerwa and Mr Waweru over financial impropriety and governance issues. Advertisement In the headlines Kagame likely to join club of ‘power clingers’ Kagame is eligible for 10 more years in office under the constitution that will see him serve as president for 40 years if elected. Niger junta slams UN chief for General Assembly 'obstruction' The Niger coup has been strongly criticised by Western governments and global bodies such as the UN. IMF: Somalia on track for full debt relief in DecemberSouth Sudan polls to be held on scheduleAfrica nations with highest fuel pricesExiled CAR ex-president sentenced to lifeSomalia asks UN to delay Atmis drawdown
Summary In a statement, the bank’s Board chairman Jean Paul Missi said that Mr Mugerwa’s resignation was effective immediately and that he would be replaced by Femi Adewole in an acting capacity. Advertisement Shelter Afrique managing director James Mugerwa has resigned, barely two months after the pan-African lender was accused of cooking its books. In a statement, the bank’s Board chairman Jean Paul Missi said that Mr Mugerwa’s resignation was effective immediately and that he would be replaced by Femi Adewole in an acting capacity.“The Board of Shelter Afrique has amicably accepted the resignation of Mr James Mugerwa from the position of Managing Director effective immediately. In view of this development, the Board has reconstituted the Senior Management Committee of Shelter-Afrique with Oumar Diop as the acting deputy managing director with immediate effect,” Mr Missi said.Last September, the firm’s former finance director Godfrey Waweru accused Mr Mugerwa, of presiding over a regime which was restructuring overdue loans to appear as performing facilities, effectively suppressing the volume of toxic mortgages.“The loans are restructured multiple times to ensure they are not classified as non-performing and are therefore hidden NPLs that are not disclosed,” Mr Waweru wrote in an whistleblowing email to the lenders financiers.Related stories Advertisement Bad loans put Shelter Afrique boss in eye of a raging stormShelter Afrique ‘duped’ AfDB to invest $8.2m in East African projectsShelter Afrique boss used $7,065 on phone calls in two weeksA recent audit report by Deloitte into the allegations recommended disciplinary action against both Mr Mugerwa and Mr Waweru over financial impropriety and governance issues.
Kagame likely to join club of ‘power clingers’ Kagame is eligible for 10 more years in office under the constitution that will see him serve as president for 40 years if elected. Niger junta slams UN chief for General Assembly 'obstruction' The Niger coup has been strongly criticised by Western governments and global bodies such as the UN. IMF: Somalia on track for full debt relief in DecemberSouth Sudan polls to be held on scheduleAfrica nations with highest fuel pricesExiled CAR ex-president sentenced to lifeSomalia asks UN to delay Atmis drawdown