Nigerian businesswoman Aisha Achimugu loses $7.5 million suit against anti-graft agency
A Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed oil tycoon Aisha Achimugu's 10 billion naira rights suit over an EFCC search of her home.
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A Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed oil tycoon Aisha Achimugu's 10 billion naira rights suit over an EFCC search of her home.
A Nigerian court has ordered the permanent forfeiture of about $6.5 million in jewellery, luxury vehicles and cash recovered from businesswoman Aisha Achimugu.
Federal High Court in Abuja orders final forfeiture of $13 million tied to Aisha Achimugu after EFCC establishes funds as proceeds of fraud.
Felak Group rejects reports linking Aisha Achimugu and Oceangate Engineering to a $7 million Providus Bank case.
Her lawyer, Chikaosolu Ojukwu, confirmed the arrest, stating Aisha Achimugu voluntarily returned from London and was detained by EFCC operatives at 5 a.m.
EFCC declares Aisha Achimugu wanted in a $150.3 million fraud probe involving offshore oil assets, money laundering, and 136 suspicious bank accounts.
The move follows her involvement in a $1.8 billion oil project with Global Petroleum Group (GPG) to develop oil and gas resources in offshore blocks near Grenada.
Nigerian energy leader Aisha Achimugu and Oceangate join forces with GPG to develop Grenada’s offshore oil and gas reserves.