The letter to Aiyaz Khaiyum from FICAC Deputy Commissioner George Langman and copied to the Leader of Opposition, Ro Teimumu Kepa, reads:
"A thorough case assessment into the factual findings of the allegation and the above mentioned complaint, as shown by all relevant supporting documents, it became evident that the property in question was purchased by and is owned by Midlife Investments Limited and not by Mr Sayed-Khaiyum. It was obtained by Midlife Investments being a legal person via a mortgage valued at $80,000 and an equitable contribution of $20,000 by Hon Mr Sayed-Khaiyum.
"Therefore it is apparent that Hon Mr Sayed-Khaiyum has not understated the value of the asset in his declaration dated 24th February 2015 in which he had a conditional equitable interest value, which is in fact lesser than the amount declared. In fact the asset he owns as far as Midlife Investments is concerned are the 99 shares in it."
"A thorough case assessment into the factual findings of the allegation and the above mentioned complaint, as shown by all relevant supporting documents, it became evident that the property in question was purchased by and is owned by Midlife Investments Limited and not by Mr Sayed-Khaiyum. It was obtained by Midlife Investments being a legal person via a mortgage valued at $80,000 and an equitable contribution of $20,000 by Hon Mr Sayed-Khaiyum.
"Therefore it is apparent that Hon Mr Sayed-Khaiyum has not understated the value of the asset in his declaration dated 24th February 2015 in which he had a conditional equitable interest value, which is in fact lesser than the amount declared. In fact the asset he owns as far as Midlife Investments is concerned are the 99 shares in it."
Fijileaks: If Lot 13 was purchased by and is owned by Midlife Investments Ltd and NOT by Khaiyum, then why did he bother to mention that he owned a property worth $500,000 at 59 Vunaceke Rd, Suva and LOT 13 at Wailoaloa, Nadi, (owned through MIL) worth $80,000? And, in the same declaration he claims his wife owns a car worth $50,000
Now, FICAC deputy George Langman, the former military carpenter, is ruling (on Khaiyum's behalf) that LOT 13 was obtained by MIL via a mortgage valued at $80,000 and an equitable contribution of $20,000 by Khaiyum
If so, why in the Transfer of Land document the above facts are not mentioned. Faiyaz Koya, now FFP Cabinet Minister, and three others who owned Lot 13, declared that they received $100,000 from MIL. Khaiyum, and his so-called equitable contribution of $20,000, is not mentioned at all
SHORTLY after the declarations of assets were made public, Fijileaks sent its Investigative Team to the ROC to ask for a copy of the MIL file. We were told that the FILE was not in the system, and now it is missing.
If this CON MERCHANT Khaiyum had nothing to hide, why he ordered ROC to remove the MIL file from the system?
We have been asking him for over a year to reveal who are behind Midlife Investments Ltd - typically, he has not responded, and now has come out with all guns blazing with a letter from Langman, saying he has been cleared of all the allegations made against him by Ro Teimumu Kepa, the Leader of the Opposition.
VICTOR LAL has first-hand experience of these two lying, obnoxiously deceitful individuals: between 2007 and 2008 Langman denied ever receiving the files on Mahendra Chaudhry re Haryangate (sent by Fiji Sun via registered post), and Khaiyum had hurriedly convened an Inquiry Team and had exonerated Chaudhry. We say to you: DON'T believe them!
"THE LAND HAS EYES" - Lot 13, which Aiyaz Khaiyum declared he owned through Midlife Investments Ltd, and worth $80,000
AND KHAYIUM'S SPIN MERCHANTS: As expected, Fiji Sun which DID NOT run a story on Kepa's original complaint to FICAC, has come out with Khaiyum's version:
