Airbus Bribery allegations: Here are the facts

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  1. Airbus hired a British with a Ghanaian heritage and his Company to be their Agent in brokering a Sales and Purchase Agreement with the Ghanaian Government.

  2. Airbus paid the Agent Fees (commission) to the British Company, in line with the contract between the two companies.

  3. Airbus never stated in the court files that it had paid money to a Ghanaian official.

  4. The SFO which investigated Airbus did not say Ghana government has lost moneys in the process of buying the Military Jets from Airbus.

  5. Government of Ghana did not pay the British Company that was working as Agent for Airbus.

  6. No Ghanaian official was accused of having denied competitors of Airbus the opportunity to win the contract to supply the Air Crafts to the military.

  7. Nowhere in the document was it alleged that the cost of the Aircraft was inflated to the disadvantage of Ghana.

  8. Ghana used the funds secured for defence purposes to purchase the Military Aircraft to boost the capacity of the Ghana Armed Forces.

  9. Airbus did not allege that the Ghanaian Government Official benefited from the Agency Fees paid to the British Agent.

  10. The SFO did not establish that the Agent (Intermediary 5) passed on their commission / fees (£3 million fees) to the Ghanaian Officer.

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