Nigerian Government Auctions Forfeited Properties for N6.1 Billion

The Federal Government of Nigeria has auctioned four properties, including a Lagos hotel, forfeited by convicted drug traffickers for a total of N6.148 billion, reinforcing its stance against criminals benefiting from illicit proceeds.

16 Jun, 05:54 — 16 Jun, 05:54

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FG auctions Lagos hotel, 3 properties forfeited by drug lords at N6.1bn

kingpins by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, and forfeited to the agency, through court processes, for the sum of N6.148 billion. The post FG auctions Lagos hotel, 3 properties forfeited by drug lords at N6.1bn appeared first on Vanguard News.

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Nigerian Government Auctions Forfeited Properties for N6.1 Billion

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