The seized money, according to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission was stolen from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation and stashed in three banks in Nigeria, in US dollars and Naira.
Out of the loot, N23.4 billion was kept in Sterling Bank Plc. The sum of N9.08 billion was kept in First Bank Plc and $5m in Access Bank Plc.
NAN reports that,Justice Muslim Hassan, who gave the order, gave Sterling Bank and any other interested party 14 days to appear before him to prove the legitimacy of the monies, failing which the funds would be permanently forfeited to the Federal Government of Nigeria,
Justice Hassan granted the order and adjourned till January 24, 2016 for the respondents to appear in court to show cause why the funds should not be permanently forfeited to the Federal Government of Nigeria.
Earth woman!
ReplyDeleteNo scrupulous!!
Her name should be Vanity!!
And petty thieves are thrown into prison, to rot away!!!
Mark 8:36-37NKJV)
"36 For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul? 37 Or what will a man give in exchange for his soul."
Almighty God chastisement of the wicked will be very severe!!!
Thumbs up to the investigator.
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ReplyDeleteL E E C H E E S.
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ReplyDeleteJob well done!
ReplyDeleteI hope she is getn btr....may God heal her
ReplyDeleteGod will judge you
ReplyDeleteOmo see money only one person 😱
ReplyDeleteJust a disgrace to womanhood smh
ReplyDeleteJust a disgrace to womanhood smh
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