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Former NNPC GMD, Andrew Yakubu drags EFCC to court over forfeiture order

Former Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Andrew Yakubu has dragged the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) to court over forfeiture order. LIB recalled that a Federal High Court sitting in Kano and presided by Justice Zaina Abubakar on Tuesday, February 14th, ordered the forfeiture of the sum of $9,772,00 (Nine Million, Seven Hundred and Seventy Two Thousand United States Dollars) and 74,000 (Seventy Four Thousand Pound Sterling) recovered from the former NNPC boss to the Federal Government.
In response, the former NNPC boss dragged the agency to another federal high court sitting in Kano State seeking redress on the forfeiture order. Counsel to Mr Yakubu, Mr Ahmed Raji, who spoke through Barrister Abdulkarim Maude said his client had applied for motion on notice seeking the court to vacate the forfeiture order earlier granted by Justice Zainab.

Confirming the development, spokesperson to EFFC in Kano, Idris Nadabo said the case is coming up on March, 7th, 2017 at the Federal High court sitting in Kano.

Operatives of the anti graft agency had on February 3, recovered the loot stashed in a huge fire proof safe at a house belonging to Mr Yakubu. The surprise raid of the facility was sequel to an intelligence which the commission received about suspected proceeds of crime believed to be hidden in the slums of Sabon Tasha area of Kaduna State.

26 comments:

  1. Only in Nigeria dat a stone cold criminal will be making noise with impetus.. chai!!! Only in dis zoo called Nigeria.

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    1. #CriminingWhenHausa. Imagine the effrontery!

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    2. My baby is very sick, I have given her some medicines but her temperature is still high I want to take her to the hospital but I don't have any money left with me. I'm sorry for writing this here,is because I don't have any where else to ask for help.pls no amount is little please somebody help me safe my baby she's all I live for pls
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  2. So he had the shameless face to go to court?

    In China, it would have been one bullet to the back of his fat head as deterrence to other thieves but here, Patience Jonathan has set a precedence to thieves to be bold and try to get back what they stole, yet they are deacons in churches and sit in front pew.

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  3. Too much money

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  5. Only in Nigeria criminals make noise supported what Pete odeiche say about using second god on them...nuel

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  6. Things are happening in Naija o. How can somebori steal money, and court order that he should forfeit it and the "thief" Is seeking a redress of the order, Hmm.

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  7. shameless pathetic thief y not drag efcc to ICC mumu

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  8. If the money is his own and was earned legally then he should show proof and not just say it was a gift.
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  9. Did we have court in Nigeria? I ask question did we have court in Nigeria, you have court but your President buhari valoting court order, have buhari obey one court? Tell me no wonder namadi call nigeria a country of zoo i agree with him 100% you have court buhari never obey single court you people are not saying about that? What a useless country

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    1. Na freeborn be this?

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    2. isiewu u where is ur country? and is Nnamdi doing the right thing? Nnamdi is only paid by d elite to do what he's doing. if he's really fighting a good cause may God help me if not may God set his affair with the highest confusion in this life and forever.

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  10. There seems to be nothing like record keeping especially in financial. It's like with each new appointment into government we recruit a new thief. Just imagine all this money multiplied by so many so called leaders who are only interested in stealing the country to a halt. I sometimes wonder if these people are stealing to provide for nine lives instead of one lifetime.Even as we pretend to be fighting the corruption, people are still stealing. It has become an addiction. Godlessness can never move this country anywhere until we sincerely repent of our evil ways. God is ready to heal our land but we are not ready yet. I cry for Nigeria.

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  11. Why do you call this man a thief? He has not been convicted in a court of law. Besides, the man's anual income is worth much than 9m dollars. His colleagues in she'll or mobile oil earn 140m dollars per annum. Why this noise? Effc is a bully

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  12. YEYE MAN
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  13. The HIGH FLYING BIRDS are SINGING "LONG LIVE DEMOCRACY" and smiling, while the land crawling, FOUR LEGGED ANIMALS are "BLEATING we are F*$KED UP"!!!

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  14. One well~delivered slap and he will be begging to go and bring the other missing three fireproof cabinets.

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  15. meanwhile a guy was set ablaze because he stole a car bratty in calabar south

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  16. jungle justice is the only way out for all this our unfortunate leader,

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  17. It can only happen in Nigeria. Thief's making notice.

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  18. Aunty Linda,this can only happen in Nigeria...Instead of bowing his head in shame!

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  20. It is unfortunate that Nigerians are always ready to lynch a crayfish thief but cannot gather to lynch people like him & other looters of our economy

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