Thursday, April 18, 2019

The scheme



A scheme is an organized plan for doing something, 
especially dishonest or illegal that will bring a good 
result for the schemers.
Why did Arabi Wazani, CC Pung, Tan Sing Ben and Joseph Chai open the third bank account in Alliance bank when they already had two different bank accounts in Hong Leong Bank under the name Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu (without the suffix Host)? 

As previously mentioned, directors in any year are only presented with the two bank accounts in Alliance Bank. Why then open a third bank account in Alliance Bank?

Grants from Lions Club International Foundation and funds from Japan and Korea are all banked into Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu (Not LCKK Host) in Hong Leong Bank.

Accounts of these two banks are not audited nor presented to the directors or members of the club.

Any excess money from a project is used by the Past Presidents for whatever they want to spend the money on, including entertainment of foreign members and golf games. This is strictly prohibited by Lions Clubs International. Of course this is not what donors donate money for.

Who are the guys from the club who play golf with foreigners? They are Arabi Wazani, CC Pung and Joseph Chai together with a few others including George Anson Kunjan and Shim Siong Lit. 

So, why is the third account in Alliance Bank required?
This account is for money received in the name of Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Host. Money received under this name, which was not registered with ROS until November 2016, cannot be banked into the Hong Leong Bank accounts.

Obviously Joseph Chai did not have the same influence he had with Sabah/ Alliance bank to open an account in Hong Leong Bank under the name Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Host as the bank would have asked for the certificate of registration from ROS.

Any small donation received will then be banked into the project account known to the directors and members. Donations of larger amounts will now be able to be banked into the third account in Alliance Bank unbeknown to Directors and members of the club.

Is this scheme not a criminal breach of trust (CBT)? If it is not, then nothing is.

Again, why do lawyers thing it is CBT but not the police and Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission?

2 comments:

Unknown said...

Need to punish these crooks

Luqman Michel said...

Yes, they will ultimately be punished.
They have got away with the first round by using influence.
They can run but surely cannot hide.
The investigating officer also does not speak much English and does not know how to do her work.