A Federal High Court in Abuja on Monday ordered the temporary forfeiture of 46 properties allegedly owned by former deputy chairman, finance committee of the Goodluck Jonathan Campaign Organisation in the 2015 election, Ngozi Olojeme.
According to the court order, the properties were located in several locations in Abuja, Delta, Enugu and Bayelsa States.
The properties comprise 27 buildings, including a bank, office buildings and houses, at various stages of development and several pieces of undeveloped land.
Among the properties include: a twin duplex office building – Plot R/151 (No. 30A) Kingsway Road, Old GRA, Enugu State; a parcel of land measuring 4833.241 sq. metres located at Uberi Bush along Mbiama Road, Akenta, Yenegoa, Bayelsa State; and a parcel of land located at Igbandaden Bush, Emeya 2 Town, Ogbia LGA, Bayelsa.
Others include: Properties located at 196, Melford Okilo Road, Amarata-Epie, Yenegoa, Bayelsa State (six units of one bedroom apartments, one unit of five bedroom bungalows, a block of six units of office space); a mansion at 24 Kainji Crescent, Maitama, Abuja and a bank building (former Intercontinental Bank) located at Plot No. 933 Cadastral Zone B01, Gudu District, Abuja.
Olojeme is facing charges of criminal conspiracy, abuse of office, diversion of public funds and money laundering.
She alleged to have together with Umar Abubakar, the former Managing Director of NSITF, mismanaged and diverted over N69billion in government funds into their private accounts through the award of suspicious and bogus contracts to proxy firms.
