A former Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Timipre Sylva, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission have disagreed over the existence and the ownership of 48 houses allegedly traced to the ex-governor.
While Sylva said he owned only three houses in Abuja, the EFCC spokesman, Mr. Wilson Uwujaren, insisted on Monday that the ex-governor owned the 48 houses, allegedly returned to him by a court’s order.
Uwujaren added that the commission had begun fresh moves to challenge the return of the said houses to Sylva before the Court of Appeal.
A former Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Timipre Sylva, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission have disagreed over the existence and the ownership of 48 houses allegedly traced to the ex-governor.
While Sylva said he owned only three houses in Abuja, the EFCC spokesman, Mr. Wilson Uwujaren, insisted on Monday that the ex-governor owned the 48 houses, allegedly returned to him by a court’s order.
Uwujaren added that the commission had begun fresh moves to challenge the return of the said houses to Sylva before the Court of Appeal.
A former Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Timipre Sylva, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission have disagreed over the existence and the ownership of 48 houses allegedly traced to the ex-governor.
While Sylva said he owned only three houses in Abuja, the EFCC spokesman, Mr. Wilson Uwujaren, insisted on Monday that the ex-governor owned the 48 houses, allegedly returned to him by a court’s order.
Uwujaren added that the commission had begun fresh moves to challenge the return of the said houses to Sylva before the Court of Appeal.
A former Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Timipre Sylva, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission have disagreed over the existence and the ownership of 48 houses allegedly traced to the ex-governor.
While Sylva said he owned only three houses in Abuja, the EFCC spokesman, Mr. Wilson Uwujaren, insisted on Monday that the ex-governor owned the 48 houses, allegedly returned to him by a court’s order.
Uwujaren added that the commission had begun fresh moves to challenge the return of the said houses to Sylva before the Court of Appeal.
A former Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Timipre Sylva, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission have disagreed over the existence and the ownership of 48 houses allegedly traced to the ex-governor.
While Sylva said he owned only three houses in Abuja, the EFCC spokesman, Mr. Wilson Uwujaren, insisted on Monday that the ex-governor owned the 48 houses, allegedly returned to him by a court’s order.
Uwujaren added that the commission had begun fresh moves to challenge the return of the said houses to Sylva before the Court of Appeal.
A former Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Timipre Sylva, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission have disagreed over the existence and the ownership of 48 houses allegedly traced to the ex-governor.
While Sylva said he owned only three houses in Abuja, the EFCC spokesman, Mr. Wilson Uwujaren, insisted on Monday that the ex-governor owned the 48 houses, allegedly returned to him by a court’s order.
Uwujaren added that the commission had begun fresh moves to challenge the return of the said houses to Sylva before the Court of Appeal.
A former Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Timipre Sylva, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission have disagreed over the existence and the ownership of 48 houses allegedly traced to the ex-governor.
While Sylva said he owned only three houses in Abuja, the EFCC spokesman, Mr. Wilson Uwujaren, insisted on Monday that the ex-governor owned the 48 houses, allegedly returned to him by a court’s order.
Uwujaren added that the commission had begun fresh moves to challenge the return of the said houses to Sylva before the Court of Appeal.
A former Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Timipre Sylva, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission have disagreed over the existence and the ownership of 48 houses allegedly traced to the ex-governor.
While Sylva said he owned only three houses in Abuja, the EFCC spokesman, Mr. Wilson Uwujaren, insisted on Monday that the ex-governor owned the 48 houses, allegedly returned to him by a court’s order.
Uwujaren added that the commission had begun fresh moves to challenge the return of the said houses to Sylva before the Court of Appeal.
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