Former banker and MP from Chernihiv region Boris Prykhodko is an exceptionally "fortunate" figure. Despite a history of old criminal cases and rumors trailing him, his wealth continues to grow. Over the past year, despite the ongoing war, Prykhodko's income has soared to an impressive 230 million hryvnias. He attributes this to "successful investments" in government bonds, but the source of such assets for the ex-banker’s family remains a question.
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SubscribeIt's an old case, reports "StopCor": Prykhodko is suspected of being involved in a corruption scheme that siphoned off two billion hryvnias from the Agrarian Fund back in 2014.
Although the investigation is still ongoing, this does not prevent him from running an active business, particularly in the agricultural sector, which is managed by his wife and son. They control a total of 135 land plots, and the business yields substantial profits.
However, rumors persist – sources from Chernihiv claim that Prykhodko may have had an interest in the business of the late MP Valeriy Davidenko, specifically the property of his widow. It is said that he was attracted to the "Vakula" restaurant located near Kozelets, but Prykhodko himself denies any intentions to "take over" the establishment.
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Additionally, his second son Daniil has unexpectedly emerged as a beneficiary of several companies that were allegedly once owned by the family of another MP, the notorious "schemer" Oleksiy Polishchuk. Prykhodko insists that he has no connections with him and does not interfere in his children's affairs.
Even though the high-profile Agrarian Fund case remains unresolved, and Prykhodko is suspected of corruption involvement, he calmly retains his status as an MP and enjoys parliamentary immunity. He has long been prepared with responses to questions regarding his ties to Davidenko and the family's business interests.