First of all, he was never fighting to keep Xechem, he's been working to destroy his competition. He sold 5-HMF to his associate and is part of that company (is it coincidental that 5-HMF is now named AES-103 and his new product is COS-103?), then he took all the money that was from the 5-HMF sale and paid himself a over $15,000 a month in consulting fees (to his company Cosmid Consulting). He filed a breach of contract lawsuit against NIPRD to basically prevent NIPRD from doing anything with the license until the lawsuit was settled. He let Ireti robbed Xechem Nigeria blind, let the QC/QA of Nicosan in Nigeria become non-existent to ruin the reputation of the product in the biggest market in the world, let the equipment the he ordered sit in customs for 2 years while saying he didn't want to pay the duty fees (which was a lie, I've now see proof of it).
Very calculated, very much a plan as we've thought for a long time. I just wonder if the plan included a contingency for the rabid nature of the shareholders and soon to be the creditors... It's certainly going to get interesting very soon... Hold on to your hats boys and girls, we're going to start having some fun...
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