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Posted on: 10:48 Mon, 27 Jun 2016
The Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission, EFCC, has seized 29
properties from the immediate past
Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal
Adesola Amosu; a former Chief of
Accounts and Budgeting in NAF, Air
Vice Marshal Jacob Adigun (retd.);
and a former Director of Finance
and Budget, Air Commodore
Olugbenga Gbadebo (retd.).
It was gathered that 11 properties
were seized from Amosu, 12 seized
from Adigun and six from
Gbadebo.
According to Punch, the siezed
properties included three plazas,
six mansions, a quarry, a hospital,
a block of flats, animal farms, a
school, two hotels, some
uncompleted buildings and some
parcels of land.
The report said those properties
were acquired mostly in 2014.
The properties seized from Adigun
were said to be worth N9.6bn.
Some of the properties include a
shopping plaza known as Capadar
Plaza on Adetokunbo Ademola
Crescent, Wuse 2, which is worth
N980m; a residential mansion on
Lake Chad Street, Maitama, Abuja,
worth N450m; an executive
mansion in Imo River Close, Off
Dandube Crescent, Maitama, worth
N710m and a four-unit terrace on
Agadez Street, Off Aminu Kano
Crescent, Wuse 2, worth N720m.
Other properties, said to belong to
Adigun, include a 35-room
uncompleted hotel on Salt Lake
Street, Maitama, Abuja; a parcel of
land located on Bourdillon Street,
Ikoyi, Lagos; a block of 12 service
flats, located on Agodogba Street,
Park View Estate, Ikoyi, said to be
worth N1.8bn and a quarry in
Bwari area of Abuja worth about
$694,000.
The Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission, EFCC, has seized 29
properties from the immediate past
Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal
Adesola Amosu; a former Chief of
Accounts and Budgeting in NAF, Air
Vice Marshal Jacob Adigun (retd.);
and a former Director of Finance
and Budget, Air Commodore
Olugbenga Gbadebo (retd.).
It was gathered that 11 properties
were seized from Amosu, 12 seized
from Adigun and six from
Gbadebo.
According to Punch, the siezed
properties included three plazas,
six mansions, a quarry, a hospital,
a block of flats, animal farms, a
school, two hotels, some
uncompleted buildings and some
parcels of land.
The report said those properties
were acquired mostly in 2014.
The properties seized from Adigun
were said to be worth N9.6bn.
Some of the properties include a
shopping plaza known as Capadar
Plaza on Adetokunbo Ademola
Crescent, Wuse 2, which is worth
N980m; a residential mansion on
Lake Chad Street, Maitama, Abuja,
worth N450m; an executive
mansion in Imo River Close, Off
Dandube Crescent, Maitama, worth
N710m and a four-unit terrace on
Agadez Street, Off Aminu Kano
Crescent, Wuse 2, worth N720m.
Other properties, said to belong to
Adigun, include a 35-room
uncompleted hotel on Salt Lake
Street, Maitama, Abuja; a parcel of
land located on Bourdillon Street,
Ikoyi, Lagos; a block of 12 service
flats, located on Agodogba Street,
Park View Estate, Ikoyi, said to be
worth N1.8bn and a quarry in
Bwari area of Abuja worth about
$694,000.