The court also rejected a prayer asking the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to pay her the sum of N200m for violating her fundamental human rights.
Obanikoro’s wife has, however, headed for the Appeal Court to challenge the court judgment.
Alhaja Moroophat argued that she bought the property over seven years before the alleged arms scam took place.
She said the EFCC had no right to punish her for any crime allegedly committed by her husband and urged the court to award her N200m.
Obanikoro’s wife demanded “an order setting aside the sealing of the property; an order directing the EFCC to tender an unreserved public apology for the unlawful and unconditional invasion of the aforesaid property and the sum of N200,000,000 as general damages for the unlawful and unconstitutional invasion of the property.”
In an affidavit, deposed to by one Jackson Edet, the EFCC claimed that Obanikoro’s wife could not claim to be ignorant of her husband’s alleged crime.
The commission said Moroophat’s husband and her sons collected over N600m from the ONSA for a non-existent contract.
The EFCC argued that investigation had shown that, “the property belongs to Musiliu Obanikoro and he paid for the statutory charges for the property.”
The commission added, “That a lawyer, Tejumola Adeboye, who volunteered a statement to the commission, stated that he managed the said property and remits the rent to MON Integrated Services (a company allegedly owned by Obanikoro, which is also under probe).”
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Obanikoro’s wife has, however, headed for the Appeal Court to challenge the court judgment.
Alhaja Moroophat argued that she bought the property over seven years before the alleged arms scam took place.
She said the EFCC had no right to punish her for any crime allegedly committed by her husband and urged the court to award her N200m.
Obanikoro’s wife demanded “an order setting aside the sealing of the property; an order directing the EFCC to tender an unreserved public apology for the unlawful and unconditional invasion of the aforesaid property and the sum of N200,000,000 as general damages for the unlawful and unconstitutional invasion of the property.”
In an affidavit, deposed to by one Jackson Edet, the EFCC claimed that Obanikoro’s wife could not claim to be ignorant of her husband’s alleged crime.
The commission said Moroophat’s husband and her sons collected over N600m from the ONSA for a non-existent contract.
The EFCC argued that investigation had shown that, “the property belongs to Musiliu Obanikoro and he paid for the statutory charges for the property.”
The commission added, “That a lawyer, Tejumola Adeboye, who volunteered a statement to the commission, stated that he managed the said property and remits the rent to MON Integrated Services (a company allegedly owned by Obanikoro, which is also under probe).”
Edited from Punch
She is part of the cabals. Ok o.seen
ReplyDeleteOnly this?
ReplyDeleteWhere are the other mansions?
These EFCC are not even doing their work well.
And to think Madam is headed to court. LMAO😂
TGW don't mind her they all think they can bribe their way out but unfortunately the government first shook the judiciary so that they will do right thing, judges are on the watch too.
DeleteThis is serious
ReplyDeleteHow can she say she no chop out of the money!?
ReplyDeleteWaooh that house is just beautiful. What a pity. I hope it will affect so many APC too not only PDP members.
ReplyDeleteWe are watching because every one of them is a THIEF
GREAT NEWS!
ReplyDeleteAll I know is dat uncle Jonah was tired of corruption he thereby gave room for a free n fair election......Just Negodu!
ReplyDeletePdP una do well ooooo,na only God go reward una one by one!
Indii oshii,awon ole
ReplyDeleteTHIEVES!!!
ReplyDeleteGOD PUNISH ALL OF UNA
Of all the people wet jona go make defence minister an obanikoro
ReplyDeleteSebi una chop the money together, so why the noise? when you and your children were feasting on our money, nobody heard your noise. madam plz swerve. 200M my foot.
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