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Company director claims trial to cheating Nigerian firm in US$315,000 cooking oil export deal
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A Malaysian company director, Nuruliman Haidi Che Mansor, pleaded not guilty to fraud charges involving USD315,675 worth of cooking oil. He allegedly deceived a Nigerian company, Global Foods and Confectionaries KFZE, into believing his company could supply 10 containers of palm oil, leading them to pay USD94,700. The alleged offense occurred in November 2024. He was granted bail of RM30,000 with conditions.
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