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Court Orders Final Forfeiture Of N12.18 Billion Worth Of Properties Linked To Ex-CBN Governor

Bello Akin by Bello Akin
June 22, 2024
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Court Orders Final Forfeiture Of N12.18 Billion Worth Of Properties Linked To Ex-CBN Governor
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In a landmark ruling, the Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the final forfeiture of properties valued at N12.18 billion. These assets have been linked to Godwin Emefiele, the former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

The court’s decision follows a motion filed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), which has been vigorously pursuing cases of corruption and financial misconduct. The properties in question were initially subjected to an interim forfeiture order issued by Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke on June 5.

This preliminary measure was part of the legal process to prevent the dissipation of assets suspected to be proceeds of corruption.

After careful consideration and review of the evidence presented, Justice Aneke determined that the properties should be permanently forfeited to the federal government. This ruling underscores the judiciary’s commitment to supporting anti-corruption efforts and ensuring that illicitly acquired assets are recovered.

The properties linked to Emefiele include several high-value real estate holdings and other significant investments. This case highlights the ongoing efforts by the EFCC to hold public officials accountable and recover public funds diverted through corrupt practices.

The final forfeiture of these properties marks a significant victory for the EFCC and serves as a stern warning to other public officials about the consequences of engaging in financial crimes.

As the fight against corruption continues, the judiciary and law enforcement agencies remain steadfast in their mission to restore integrity and transparency in Nigeria’s financial and public sectors.

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