The order was sequel to an ex parte application by the EFCC seeking an interim forfeiture of the recovered money to the Federal Government.
The ex parte application was moved by Salihu Sani, counsel for the applicant.
In her ruling, Justice Zainab held “That the sum of $9,772,000 (Nine Million, Seven Hundred and Seventy Two Thousand United States Dollars) and £74,000 (Seventy Four Thousand Pound Sterling) which are now in the custody of the applicant (EFCC) are in the interim forfeited to the Federal Government of Nigeria”
It would be recalled that, on the 3rd day of February, 2017, operatives of the Commission stormed a building belonging to the former NNPC boss and recovered a staggering sum of $9,772,000 (Nine Million, Seven Hundred and Seventy Two Thousand United States Dollars) and £74,000 (Seventy Four Thousand Pound Sterling) stashed in a huge fire proof safe.
On February 8, 2017, Yakubu reported to the Commission’s Kano Zonal Office where he admitted being the owner of both the house and the money recovered.
Yakubu is still in EFCC custody assisting the investigation.
The ex parte application was moved by Salihu Sani, counsel for the applicant.
In her ruling, Justice Zainab held “That the sum of $9,772,000 (Nine Million, Seven Hundred and Seventy Two Thousand United States Dollars) and £74,000 (Seventy Four Thousand Pound Sterling) which are now in the custody of the applicant (EFCC) are in the interim forfeited to the Federal Government of Nigeria”
It would be recalled that, on the 3rd day of February, 2017, operatives of the Commission stormed a building belonging to the former NNPC boss and recovered a staggering sum of $9,772,000 (Nine Million, Seven Hundred and Seventy Two Thousand United States Dollars) and £74,000 (Seventy Four Thousand Pound Sterling) stashed in a huge fire proof safe.
On February 8, 2017, Yakubu reported to the Commission’s Kano Zonal Office where he admitted being the owner of both the house and the money recovered.
Yakubu is still in EFCC custody assisting the investigation.
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*Nice but FG as in who exactly?
And keep him behind bars till the trumpet sounds
ReplyDeleteIs alright
ReplyDeleteI hope the money will not enter personal pockets, because they are all thieves.
ReplyDeleteSince Buhari no dey, so many don they arrange their pockets. anyway shame on all who have looted this country badly
Good move. That was too much for a man to steal. Please lock him up for a long time as well.
ReplyDeleteNigerians r wicked to demselves! Only one person??
ReplyDeleteChineke me nu mebere!!
Someone's sugar daddy just became broke. No more efizzy for her
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