Ex-O&G MD charged with abusing position by appointing husband as technical advisor
Farah Sabryna Nasarudin, 46, was accused of abusing her position as the managing director of Asiapac Oil & Gas Sdn Bhd to appoint her husband Daniel Frederick Wall as a technical advisor without the approval or ratification from the company, and thus indirectly ordered for RM786,209.30 to be deposited into her bank account for the benefit of herself and her husband.
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