Counsel to EFCC, Rotimi Jacobs told the Federal High Court yesterday
during the bail hearing of Dasuki and 2 others that investigations by
the anti-graft agency showed that the former National Security Adviser
used some of the loots from the N32 billion arms deal fund to acquire
properties in Dubai and London. Rotimi stated this in the
counter-affidavit he presented before the court while opposing Dasuki's
bail application. The counter-affidavit in part reads
“That our investigation also revealed that the applicant transferred
large sums of monies outside Nigeria and he acquired several assets in
Dubai and London with these funds.”.
Title : EFCC alleges Dasuki used part of the arms deal fund to buy properties in Dubai and London
Description : Counsel to EFCC, Rotimi Jacobs told the Federal High Court yesterday during the bail hearing of Dasuki and 2 others that investigations b...
