The former governor of Bayelsa State, Timipre Sylva is pictured relaxing in his palatable mansion in Abuja following the release of his confiscated houses. It was reported that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) returned houses seized during the administration of former president, Goodluck Jonathan in 2013 to the ex governor.

The EFCC, seized 48 choice property belonging to former Bayelsa State Governor, Mr. Timipre Sylva, in January 2013 because he was being prosecuted at a Federal High Court in Abuja for alleged misappropriation of N6.46 billion state funds when he was governor of the state.

Some of the assets belonging to the former governor include a mansion at 3 River Niger Street, plot 3192 Cadastral zone AO, Maitama District Abuja; nine units (comprising six one bedroom and 3 two bedroom apartments) at 8 Sefadu Street Wuse zone 2, plot 262 Cadastral zone AO2, Wuse Abuja; and 2 units duplexes at 5 Oguta Street, plot 906 Cadastral zone Wuse 11 Abuja.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/09/timipre-sylva-relaxing-in-his-mansion.html

APC is fighting colluption not corruption

abokibuhari:
APC is fighting colluption not corruption

Sylva is a new creature. Angel Magun has passed over him!

abokibuhari:
APC is fighting colluption not corruption

It's funny a lot of people can't see it. APC can fit cook up story. The remaining choice property dey lagos at Ikoyi, VI and Lekki.

GEJ right now

Over decoration featuring tackiness! Go and hire an interior decorator man...after all you hold bar!

no wonder they said APC Yoruba's supporters are zombies.

this is my problem with APC government, are they now saying he is innocent, well, at this jucture, i want to invite Dieziani Alisson Madueke and the rest thieves to join the APC they will become innocent over night.

Look at him... A big thief.

God Almighty I thank You today for all

SalamRushdie:
God Almighty I thank You today for all

my brother abeg how dis take relate with d post.

Nigerian politicians are one of the most wicked set I've ever seen. Look at that apartment, how exquisite it is. What the hell is one doing with 28 houses, I guess there's still more.
And this is just a governor.

And the houses were returned to him. This country is finished.

Has he joined APC?

Those mumu naija delta boys will keep quiet now, and be saying some people are stealing their oyel.

D crib make brain

Cholls:
my brother abeg how dis take relate with d post.

I just think of something ooo

Hmm.. Make sense.

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All any criminal has to do is plead d blood of APC and all sins are washed away whether u are caught red handed or not.. D ppl I have a problem with are bootlickers and sycophants like sarrki who was quick to debunk d story in a later thread but ran away wen d first thread hit FP.. Bunch of moronic clowns

Watch them patriot avoid this particular thread like cemetery, but trust me I must bring them here

Cc:
Hungerbad
Sarrki
Omenkalives
Ngeneukwuenu

Why were they released?

Was the release sanctioned by the courts?

Are the same Nigerians who say the government is dictatorial, now expecting the government to ignore a court order?

ayam not understanding efcc anymore

Why does nairaland keep logging me out?
Dis anomaly started few hours ago n it's begining to get annoying

Many will comment only few will read. Very misleading topic

We are really winning the war on corruption.

I love this country

Bring back our money

Double standard government. If this government is really sincere with its fight against corruption Timipre Silver should have a case to answer at the court. Dude stole bayelsa dry as a governor.

they'll surely release diezani, mama peace own too.Make Magu dey do us Maga

Expensive interior décor but there's just too many furniture in one room. #LessIsMore

Throwback:
Why were they released?

Was the release sanctioned by the courts?

Are the same Nigerians who say the government is dictatorial, now expecting the government to ignore a court order?

To slap u for gud but lack of sense is enough punishment