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No fewer than 214 landed properties in different parts of the country have been forfeited by 70 individuals and seven firms involved in financial crimes.

The properties recovered by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) between 2015 and 2018 are located in Abuja, Lagos, Kaduna, Katsina, Jigawa, Kogi, Adamawa, Oyo states.

About 179 of the properties were recovered through interim forfeiture through court orders, 35 have been finally forfeited to the commission and two were returned voluntarily.

Some of the Nigerians who lost their properties through court forfeiture orders include a former petroleum minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke; and ex-National Security Adviser, Dasuki Sambo.

Others are former minister, Iyorchia Ayu; the late Chief of Defence Staff, Alex Badeh and a former Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Adesola Amosu (retd.)

Former Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose; ex-Bauchi State Governor, Isa Yuguda; Col. Bello Fadile (retd.); and a former Katsina State Governor, Ibrahim Shema are among those who lost their properties.

According to reports, the list also included George Turner whose 17 properties in different parts of Bayelsa State were placed under interim forfeiture; former Niger State Governor, Babangida Aliyu and Garba Birni-kudu who had 14 properties under interim forfeiture.

source: https://www.titiloyeblog.com/2019/05/70-persons-firms-lose-properties-to-efcc.html

And Somebody said EFCC is not working.
Weldone jobs guy's, we need more of this.

Great Job by the EFCC

dedonfranco:
And Somebody said EFCC is not working.
Weldone jobs guy's, we need more of this.

You seem to be senseless, in a poverty stricken country such as Nigeria, people properties are been taken away from them. and you say EFCC is working. when they were broke did EFCC investigate the source of their "Brokeness".

hope this will amount to.......

wot am i even saying!!!!!

happy Chelsea is in d champions league
let mediocre teams like Arsenal and Manchester United play Thursday football
the thing sweet my belle like beans and ripe plantain
i dae dance ooooo

like for Chelsea
share for mediocre teams

Well done efcc, kudos

So there is nobody in the good books of buhari who is a thief.
Thunder fire this yeye EFCC

TheTruthRaw:
You seem to be senseless, in a poverty stricken country such as Nigeria, people properties are been taken away from them. and you say EFCC is working. when they were broke did EFCC investigate the source of their "Brokeness".

So the properties being taken away belongs to the poverty stricken people?

Nigeria will be great! It's just a matter of time

the guy above me tho joker!!

yes Nigeria will be great, soon though!!

just like the soon in "Jesus is coming SOON " !!

See foolish reasoning?!
So because EFCC didn’t investigate their brokenness status they must loot Nigeria to death ?!

TheTruthRaw:
You seem to be senseless, in a poverty stricken country such as Nigeria, people properties are been taken away from them. and you say EFCC is working. when they were broke did EFCC investigate the source of their "Brokeness".

TheTruthRaw:
You seem to be senseless, in a poverty stricken country such as Nigeria, people properties are been taken away from them. and you say EFCC is working. when they were broke did EFCC investigate the source of their "Brokeness".

My brother Sence far from some people jare.

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So because EFCC didn’t investigate their brokenness status they must loot Nigeria to death ?!
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TheTruthRaw:
You seem to be senseless, in a poverty stricken country such as Nigeria, people properties are been taken away from them. and you say EFCC is working. when they were broke did EFCC investigate the source of their "Brokeness".

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Nonsense

Uselessness country
Doing as if they can actually provide their citizens

Have you ever asked yourself that all these properties EFCC are taking from yahoo boys and other people, where Is it going to?

Good... But don't forget to investigate our politicians too

TheTruthRaw:
You seem to be senseless, in a poverty stricken country such as Nigeria, people properties are been taken away from them. and you say EFCC is working. when they were broke did EFCC investigate the source of their "Brokeness".

" ...... people properties are been taken away from them. "
Legally or Illegally acquired? This is typical PDP reason when its come to word, meaning and understanding of corruption.

The government should not just seize and shutdown the firm.

Let them seize it from the corrupt owner then ensure it continues running but moneys being paid directly into Fg account or sell it out immediately to a genuine investor to avoid job losses.

TheTruthRaw:
You seem to be senseless, in a poverty stricken country such as Nigeria, people properties are been taken away from them. and you say EFCC is working. when they were broke did EFCC investigate the source of their "Brokeness".

I read this and I am like...... God, we need a miracle. Sense is getting scarce...

Let me confirm if EFCC hasn't taken my bicycle. Na election money I take buy am.

HajiMT:
Nigeria will be great! It's just a matter of time

The next Government will return them back to the owners.Its just a matter of time
The best is to demolish those properties but is not possible because some of them are just witch hunt

TheTruthRaw:
You seem to be senseless, in a poverty stricken country such as Nigeria, people properties are been taken away from them. and you say EFCC is working. when they were broke did EFCC investigate the source of their "Brokeness".

I don't seem to understand you?
Even with those forfeiture none of them is broke.
Maybe the masses you meant.

TheTruthRaw:
You seem to be senseless, in a poverty stricken country such as Nigeria, people properties are been taken away from them. and you say EFCC is working. when they were broke did EFCC investigate the source of their "Brokeness".

Would u prefer if EFCC did nothing and just watch currupt practices reign? Those that made their money legally didn't have their properties taken from them bro.

TheTruthRaw:
You seem to be senseless, in a poverty stricken country such as Nigeria, people properties are been taken away from them. and you say EFCC is working. when they were broke did EFCC investigate the source of their "Brokeness".

Chai!!! see how you reason. Properties gotten through fraud and corruption!!! I give up on our youth. I know ur background is from those who celebrate evil and corrupt people. Continue .

Democracy in danger --- Looters supporters club

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No fewer than 214 landed properties in different parts of the country have been forfeited by 70 individuals and seven firms involved in financial crimes.

The properties recovered by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) between 2015 and 2018 are located in Abuja, Lagos, Kaduna, Katsina, Jigawa, Kogi, Adamawa, Oyo states.

About 179 of the properties were recovered through interim forfeiture through court orders, 35 have been finally forfeited to the commission and two were returned voluntarily.

Some of the Nigerians who lost their properties through court forfeiture orders include a former petroleum minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke; and ex-National Security Adviser, Dasuki Sambo.

Others are former minister, Iyorchia Ayu; the late Chief of Defence Staff, Alex Badeh and a former Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Adesola Amosu (retd.)

Former Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose; ex-Bauchi State Governor, Isa Yuguda; Col. Bello Fadile (retd.); and a former Katsina State Governor, Ibrahim Shema are among those who lost their properties.

According to reports, the list also included George Turner whose 17 properties in different parts of Bayelsa State were placed under interim forfeiture; former Niger State Governor, Babangida Aliyu and Garba Birni-kudu who had 14 properties under interim forfeiture.

source: https://www.titiloyeblog.com/2019/05/70-persons-firms-lose-properties-to-efcc.html

WHAT ABOUT IBORI AND UDUAGHAN.

When will the long arm of the law caught up with them?