Former Comptroller-General of the Nigerian Customs, Abdullahi Inde Dikko, has reportedly owned up to having properties worth $50m in Dubai alone, according to Nigeria anti-corruption investigators currently in discussions with him. Mr. Dikko returned to Nigeria looking gaunt and frail after he was declared wanted by the Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), reportedly suffering from prostate cancer said to be at the terminal stage. Investigators said Dikko has vehemently denied owning properties anywhere else in the world except a huge house in Abuja and a multi-billion Naira farm in his home state of Katsina. A source involved in the negotiations said Dikko was not arrested and hurled into detention because the authorities are worried that if harshly treated, he might die in detention, which might it harder to recover his assets from Dubai. It would be recalled that a few years ago, this website called Mr. Dikko a certificate forger, and ran several stories to that effect.
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Posted: at 2-06-2016 10:28 AM (8 years ago) | Addicted Hero
Hausa people don finish Nigeria, they produce nothing,contribute nothing , but they own oil blocks in d Biafra land.we don't need u people anymore abeg
Posted: at 2-06-2016 12:37 PM (8 years ago) | Gistmaniac
if he has prostate cancer at stage 4.what was the reason for stealing all thiese money that could have helped develop Nigeria ,when you are not going to be alive to spend it ...Nigerian politicians are self centered and horrible people..
Posted: at 2-06-2016 02:54 PM (8 years ago) | Gistmaniac
fearlesspaul at 2-06-2016 07:28 PM (8 years ago) (m)
please gistmania, there is another criminal in Malaysia who benefited from APC in 2014. His names are mudashiru olarenwaju Noah. APC gave him a bribe of N7 million which I reported to the EFCC but uptill now, they have not take any action. Looks like Buhari is witch hunting PDP members only.
Posted: at 2-06-2016 07:28 PM (8 years ago) | Upcoming