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The Worthington fraud part 14 – CPS, Shola Adeniran and Jerome

Tom Winnifrith
Sunday 22 February 2015

Entrepreneur Shola Adeniran appears twice in the sad tale of Worthington (WRN) and he has hitherto been painted as one of the villains. Au contraire. As I shall demonstrate. His tale is a warning of the read fraud at the heart of this company.

Shola first crops up as being nominated by Aiden Earley and James Holmes (neither Worthington official directors) to become a trustee of the Jerome Pension fund on 22 November. He was slammed by the pensions regulator as we revealed HERE at a meeting shortly afterwards, not least for not bothering to attend. However what I now have clear evidence of is that he only failed to attend because Worthington told him NOT to attend.

Moreover he declined to take the £5,000 a month offered to be a patsy Trustee and having seen the minutes of that hearing and became aware of what was happening he resigned as a Trustee within weeks of being appointed. I have seen correspondence received by the Pensions regulator where these concerns are voiced.

Despite this

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