Kano has ordered an interim forfeiture of the sum of N1,000,494,000 traced to Magel Resort Limited, a company linked to former First Lady Patience Jonathan.
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Court seizes N1.04b traced to ex-First Lady Patience JonathanA Federal High Court sitting in Kano has ordered an interim forfeiture of the sum of N1,000,494,000 to former First Lady ,Dame Patience Jonathan.
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Court orders forfeiture of N1.04bn in bank account linked to Patience Jonathan
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Court Orders Forfeiture Of N1.04bn Allegedly Linked To Patience Jonathan – Channels Television
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BREAKING: Patience Jonathan loses in court, forfeits N1.0004bn to FG - Daily Post NigeriaFormer First Lady, Patience Jonathan, has forfeited temporarily N1.0004 billion to the Federal Government. According to the News Agency of Nigeria, the int
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Court orders forfeiture of N1.04bn traced to Patience JonathanThe Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Friday secured an interim forfeiture of N1 billion lodged in three deposits with Fidelity Bank Plc on May 20 and 25, 2015.
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Patience Jonathan To Forfeit N1bn To FGJustice A. Lewis-Allagoa of the Federal High Court in Lagos yesterday ordered the temporary forfeiture of the sum of N1.4 billion found in the bank account of Magel Resort Ltd, a company allegedly linked to the former first lady of Nigeria, Dame Patience Jonathan, to the federal government. Justice Lewis-Allagoa’s ordered that the money allegedly […]
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Customs to sue insurance firms over N1.8bn unpaid claims – Daily TrustThe Comptroller General of Customs (CGC), retired Col. Hameed Ali, has said the service will pay N1.819 billion claims to families of deceased officers between 2009 and 2014, and sue four insurance firms that had defaulted. Declaring this, Tuesday, while inaugurating a committee to clear the claims’ backlog within six weeks in three tranches, Col. …
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