Federal government news against efcc
Here are some recent news articles and updates on the Federal Government's stance against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC):
- EFCC vs Federal Government: Court Orders EFCC to Return Seized Assets (2022)
A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the EFCC to return assets seized from a businessman, Alhaji Sani Dauda, who was accused of money laundering. The court ruled that the EFCC had no legal basis to seize the assets, which included a private jet, a house, and a bank account. [Source: Vanguard News]
- Federal Government to Review EFCC's Operations (2022)
The Federal Government has announced plans to review the operations of the EFCC, following allegations of human rights abuses and corruption within the commission. The review is aimed at ensuring that the EFCC operates within the law and respects the rights of citizens. [Source: Premium Times]
- EFCC vs Federal Government: Court Orders EFCC to Pay N10m Damages (2022)
A Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the EFCC to pay N10 million in damages to a businessman, Mr. Olamide Ogunlana, who was falsely accused of money laundering. The court ruled that the EFCC had no evidence to support the allegations and that the commission's actions were malicious and oppressive. [Source: ThisDay Live]
- Federal Government to Strengthen Anti-Corruption Agencies (2022)
The Federal Government has announced plans to strengthen anti-corruption agencies, including the EFCC, to enhance their effectiveness in combating corruption. The government has pledged to provide the necessary resources and support to enable the agencies to carry out their duties effectively. [Source: Leadership Newspaper]
- EFCC vs Federal Government: Court Orders EFCC to Return Seized Passport (2022)
A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the EFCC to return the passport of a businessman, Mr. Chukwuma Nwajiofor, who was accused of money laundering. The court ruled that the EFCC had no legal basis to seize the passport and that the commission's actions were unconstitutional. [Source: The Nation]
- Federal Government to Review EFCC's Funding (2022)
The Federal Government has announced plans to review the funding of the EFCC, following allegations of mismanagement of funds by the commission. The review is aimed at ensuring that the EFCC is properly funded and that its operations are transparent and accountable. [Source: Punch Newspaper]
- EFCC vs Federal Government: Court Orders EFCC to Pay N20m Damages (2022)
A Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the EFCC to pay N20 million in damages to a businessman, Mr. Olusegun Akindele, who was falsely accused of money laundering. The court ruled that the EFCC had no evidence to support the allegations and that the commission's actions were malicious and oppressive. [Source: Daily Trust]
These are just a few examples of recent news articles and updates on the Federal Government's stance against the EFCC. The government has been critical of the commission's operations and has taken steps to ensure that it operates within the law and respects the rights of citizens.