* Says: Our operations remain unaffected
Air Peace, on Sunday, clarified media reports of fraud charges by the U.S Department of Justice against its Chief Executive Officer, Allen Onyema, and Chief of Finance/Administration, Mrs. Ejiro Eghagha.
The airline explained that the matter is in court, stressing that it understands the development may have raised concerns and wishes to address the reports directly.
According to it, the charges are part of an extended legal process stemming from earlier accusations of financial misdeeds that date back several years.
It added that, while the charges have been expanded, it would be essential to emphasise that they are mere allegations and the case is still in court.
“Our legal team is fully engaged with the matter and is working tirelessly to ensure that justice prevails.
“We remain confident that, through due process, the truth will be revealed and our CEO and co-defendant will be exonerated,” it added.
It further said that Onyema and his legal team have consistently cooperated with authorities throughout the process, adding that Air Peace has continued to operate without disruption, upholding its commitment to effective services.
“We want to reassure the public that these legal proceedings will not impact the safety, reliability or day-to-day operations of Air Peace,” it said.