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Nigeria: Court Fixes Date to Take Video Evidence in Patience Jonathan's $8.4m Suit
Vanguard, 30 October 2018
A Federal High Court in Lagos Monday, fixed Nov. 13, to take video evidence in a suit seeking final forfeiture of about 8.4 million dollars, and N7.4 billion found in bank accounts… Read more »
Nigeria's Anti-Graft Agency, Patience Jonathan to Battle it Out
The Federal High Court in Lagos has fixed November 13, 2018 for further hearing in a suit filed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to permanently seize money found in 15 bank accounts linked to a former first lady, Patience Jonathan. The anti-graft agency had in May obtained an interim order to temporarily forfeit the funds to the government.
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Nigeria: Anti-Graft Agency Seeks Final Forfeiture of Money Linked to Patience Jonathan
Premium Times, 29 October 2018
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Monday moved an application seeking the final forfeiture of the sums of $8,435,788.84 and N9.2 billiion linked to Patience… Read more »
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Nigeria: Patience Jonathan Asks Court to Unfreeze Her Accounts
Daily Trust, 30 October 2018
Former First lady, Mrs. Patience Jonathan yesterday asked a Federal High Court, Lagos, to unfreeze her accounts of $8.4m and N7.4 billion. Read more »
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Nigeria: Patience Jonathan, Others Ask Court to Unfreeze Her Accounts
Guardian, 30 October 2018
Wife of former President Goodluck Jonathan, Mrs. Patience Jonathan, has asked a Federal High Court sitting Lagos to unfreeze her accounts in which $8.4 million and N7.4 billion… Read more »
InFocus
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A Federal High Court has dismissed an application by four companies belonging to former first lady, Patience Jonathan, seeking to reverse a guilty plea to laundering U.S.$15.5 ... Read more »
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Nigeria's anti-graft agency alleges that the funds found in the bank accounts linked to former first lady Patience Jonathan, eminated from the Bayelsa State coffers and will be ... Read more »
