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Four men, who travelled from the London and climbed to the top of the Forth Bridge triggering a major rescue response, have been fined.

Nigeria's anti-corruption agency Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has filed an action, praying for an order of court to preserve some properties scattered in various locations in Abuja and Lagos over suspicion that they were acquired through illegal means.   A motion ex-parte the EFCC's Counsels led by Rotimi, Oyedepo Iseoluwa, SAN, filed before a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, with Suit No: FHC/CS/L/301/2023, told the court that the properties in question were reasonably suspected to have been derived from unlawful activity.  

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has secured the nod of the Federal High Court, Lagos to temporarily seize 14 properties and firms in Lagos, Abuja, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) linked to some Kogi State government officials. Justice Nicholas Oweibo granted the interim forfeiture order yesterday following an ex parte motion by […]

FOUR men travelled from the London area and climbed to the top of the Forth Bridge triggering a major rescue operation involving a police helicopter.

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