Documents circulating on social media have listed a number of physical and moral persons allegedly linked to the Ayah International Foundation, AIF through financial transactions.
The documents the AIF are among others “carrying the banking information of the AIF vis-a-vis the noble associations and physical persons that have partnered with the Foundation in our humanitarian endeavors.”
“If this is coming from our bank” the AIF warns, “then this is gross breach of banking secrecy among others.”
“These lists” AIF adds “have been circulating on the social media for days now with those people and their disciples referring to these noble physical and moral persons as terrorists supporting a terrorist organization, etc.”
“Every sane person can start asking him/herself how on earth an individual (or a group of persons) other than a state and their apostles, can get this information, and who is actually behind the suit against the AIF” the foundation explains, adding that “AFRILAND First Bank will hear from us in the days/weeks ahead.”
Days back, the AIF’s CEO, Ayah Ayah Abine was summoned to SED in Yaounde for questioning.
Upon returning, one of his collaborators was also instructed to return on Thursday, probably for a similar process.
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