The Federal High Court in Abuja has reversed its order made on May
30, to freeze 16 accounts belonging to Patience Jonathan, the wife of
former President Goodluck Jonathan.
At the hearing of an application filed by the former first lady today
December 5th, the presiding judge, Justice Binta Nyako, withdrew the
order on the grounds that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
(EFCC) which secured the freezing order, failed to conduct a proper
investigation into the case.
Speaking after the ruling, counsel to Mrs Jonathan,
Mike Ozekhome, said the court had ordered the EFCC to conduct its
investigation within 90 days of freezing the accounts in May. However,
the antigraft agency failed to carry out the said investigation within
the given period.
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