The Big Smith News Watch

Main Menu

  • Home
  • News
    • Traffic
    • Regional
    • International
  • Politics
  • Government
    • Housing
    • Agriculture
    • Natural Resources
    • Public Infrastructure
  • Business / Travel
  • Sports
  • Letter

logo

  • Home
  • News
    • Traffic
    • Regional
    • International
  • Politics
  • Government
    • Housing
    • Agriculture
    • Natural Resources
    • Public Infrastructure
  • Business / Travel
  • Sports
  • Letter
Crime / Security
Home›News›Crime / Security›Guyoil GM sent packing as corruption allegation swirls over US $3M fuel supply

Guyoil GM sent packing as corruption allegation swirls over US $3M fuel supply

By Leroy Smith
20 April 2021
375
0
Share:
Guyoil GM sent packing as corruption allegation swirls over US $3M fuel supply

SENT HOME: Trevor Bassoo 

General Manager of the Guyana Oil Company (Guyoil) Trevor Bassoo was sent on administrative leave as the state oil company is hit with a scandal surrounding the procurement of US $3 million worth of fuel from a supplier and which has implicated a number of top management players at the entity.

While Trevor Bassoo who was appointed General Manager back in November 2020 was last week sent on his administrative leave, another high level manager at the company has moved to have the police investigate what he consider attempts by person(s) to damage his good character by generating alleged fake social media communication that puts him at the middle of the fuel procurement corruption scandal.

Aaron Royality Inc. whose president is Jason Aaron, claims that he entered an arrangement with the Guyana Oil Company to procure and supply the fuel. The businessman told BIG Smith News Watch that after he secured and supply the fuel four days ahead of schedule, the oil company indicated to him that they were no longer interested in the fuel.

This has prompted him to release a number of voice notes and other communication which he claims are part of discussions he had with key operatives of the oil company to have him bring the fuel in return for alleged ‘kickbacks’.

He is claiming that players within the oil company secured someone who has offered bigger ‘kickbacks’ than he was prepared to give and as such, the company dropped him as the supplier. Aaron Royality Inc. has since moved to secure legal representation to challenge the Oil Company’s position of refusing to accept his supply.

Police sources have confirmed that the matter is indeed engaing their attention and they were supplied with some materials from an official at the Oil Company which detectives will have to evaulated in order to determine the authenticity.

BIG Smith News Watch was able to determine that there is no written contract or document in hand either by the Guyana Oil Company or Aaron Royality Inc. cementing any deal in relation to the procurement, purchase and supply of any fuel.

There are special procurement procedures contract at the Guyana Oil Company and in this case, given the value of the supply, several persons would have to first sign off on the amount before a supplier can go ahead with the procurement. That we were told, was not done.

Post Views: 390
Share on Facebook Share
Share on TwitterTweet
Share on Pinterest Share
Share on LinkedIn Share
Share on Digg Share
TagsBIG Smith News WatchGovernment of GuyanaGuyoilGuyoil GM sent packing as corruption allegation swirls over US $3M fuel supplyLeroy SmithMinistry of FinanceMinistry of Home AffairsMinistry of legal Affairs
Previous Article

Guyanese freed of assault on T&T Soca ...

Next Article

James Bond, former NICIL Head a no-show ...

0
Shares
  • 0
  • +
  • 0
  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

Related articles More from author

  • Crime / Security

    Blacklist for security firms not remitting workers NIS contributions

    23 November 2020
    By Leroy Smith
  • Crime / Security

    Man kills gambling buddy with security firm gun

    4 February 2020
    By Leroy Smith
  • Prisoner escapes from Mazaruni prison
    Crime / Security

    Prisoner escapes from Mazaruni prison

    1 March 2020
    By Leroy Smith
  • Volunteers suspend beach clean-up in protest of mangroves destruction
    Arts & EntertainmentCommunity ReportNews

    Volunteers suspend beach clean-up in protest of mangroves destruction

    13 May 2021
    By Leroy Smith
  • Community ReportNews

    486 police officers to get house lot allocations shortly

    22 June 2021
    By Leroy Smith
  • Community ReportFeaturesNews

    Adjustments made to religious/cultural events coming from Ramson’s ministry

    11 November 2020
    By Leroy Smith

You may interested

  • News

    Pluck seizes 3-team trials in upcoming Panamanian League

  • Community ReportFeaturesNewsVideos

    On World Teachers’ Day: Manickchand calls for adherence to education standards

  • Housing

    Housing Ministry Showcases Innovation and Modern Living at Building Expo 2025

Connect Us

  • Envato
  • Likes
  • 4.5K+
    Followers
  • Subscribers
  • Followers
  • Subscribe
    RSS Feeds

Latest News

Crime / SecurityGovernmentNewsPolitics

CCJ to rule on Mohameds’ extradition appeal

April 21 2026   The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) is expected to deliver a decision soon on the extradition appeal filed by Azruddin Mohamed and his father Nazar Mohamed, ...
  • West Ruimveldt sets sights on Massy School Football Championship

    By Savitri Laikram
    21 April 2026
  • Several injured following La Grange collision

    By Savitri Laikram
    21 April 2026
  • 22-Y-O brain tumor patient dies amid plea for help

    By Savitri Laikram
    21 April 2026
  • Two freed in deadly gas station bombing case;

    By Savitri Laikram
    20 April 2026

FeedBurner Widget

Sign up to receive email updates and to hear what's going on with our magazine!

About US

logo

BIG Smith News Watch was established in 2015 and is recognized by the Guyana press Association as a legitimate media outlet in Guyana. Our operation focuses more community, human interest and developmental issues. We also do focus on matters of crime, security, business, politics and current affairs. The entity is headed by Leroy Smith, a practicing journalist with experience in news gathering, reporting and coverage spanning seventeen years. Mr. Smith joined the media 2005 and worked at several media housing before launching BIG Smith News Watch in 2015.

  • +592-705-8780
  • bigsmithnewswatch35@gmail.com
  • Popular Posts

  • Lance Corporal dies days after fight with police sergeant

    By Leroy Smith
    8 May 2019
  • Nonummy suspendisse hendrerit ultrices

    By DesignUTD
    26 August 2015
  • 21 Year Old mechanic busted with cocaine pellets in hotel room

    By Leroy Smith
    27 April 2019
  • Bandit shows up to robbery with ‘one bullet’; shot dead by security guard

    By Leroy Smith
    30 April 2019

Follow us

© Copyright www.bigsmithnewswatch.news. All rights reserved.