The anti-graft spokesman, Wilson Uwujaren, disclosed this in a statement in Abuja on Monday.
He said, part of the reliefs sought by the EFCC included ” An order of this honourable Court forfeiting to the Federal Government of Nigeria landed property with appurtenances situate, lying and known as No. 17A McDonald Road, Ikoyi, Eti Osa Local Government Area of Lagos State found and recovered from the respondent which property is reasonably suspected to have been acquired with proceeds of unlawful activity.
“The Commission in supporting affidavits, alleged that the former Senate President acquired the two properties with proceeds of unlawful activity; that while serving as governor of Kwara State, he withdrew over twelve billion cash from the account of the Kwara Government and paid same into his accounts domiciled in Access and Zenith Banks through one of his personal assistant, Abdul Adama, at different intervals.”
In his ruling, Justice Mohammed Liman, ordered the interim forfeiture of the two properties.
He also instructed that the EFCC should publish the order in a national newspaper within fourteen days, for anyone with interest in the properties to show cause, why they should not be finally forfeited to the Federal Government.
from dailypost.
*Hmmmmm Saraki is in trouble oh
This is still temporary and anything can happen within 14 days. It's a long time for anyone to come up with any story or do anything. After all, the announcement of Yahaya Bello's deputy was when the committee members who had just sat on the matter, hadn't even reached where they were going.
ReplyDeleteOnce he port to APC this 2 will passs
DeleteThe FG/EFCC are not fair in THEIR corruption fight..... Always witch-hunting.
ReplyDeleteOnce you aren't in their cabal or no longer favourite.You own don shelle.
DeleteWitch hunting
ReplyDeletePure witch hunt...
ReplyDeleteHe is a thief. Has always been a thief, from days of societe General.
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