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FG identifies Igboho’s ‘sponsors’, says he received N127m

FG identifies Igboho’s ‘sponsors’, says he received N127m
October 22
13:33 2021

The federal government says it identified the sponsors of Sunday Adeyemo, better known as Sunday Igboho.

Abubakar Malami (SAN), attorney-general of the federation, disclosed this at a press conference in Abuja on Friday.

According to Malami, a committee set up by the government found out that Igboho is linked to 43 accounts in nine banks.

The AGF said a federal lawmaker is Igboho’s major sponsor.

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“The report revealed that Sunday Igboho is a Director and signatory to Adesun International Concept Limited registered on 23rd April, 2010. Adesun International Concept Limited also has Oladele Oyetunji and Aderopo Adeyemo as Directors. Sunday Igboho is linked to 43 bank accounts in 9 banks,” Malami said.

“The major financier of the fugitive and separatists was found to be a federal law maker in the national assembly.

“A total sum of N127, 145,000 was received by Igboho from his financiers between 22nd October, 2013 and 28th September, 2020 through Adesun International Concept Ltd accounts.

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“A total sum of N273,198,200 transaction outflows was recorded from Sunday Igboho’s account between 15th March, 2013 and 11 the March, 2021.”

Malami said Igboho through his company had transferred money to Abbal Bako & Sons, a company linked to the financing of Boko Haram.

“Investigation reveals that Adesun International Concept Ltd (belonging to Igboho) transferred the sum of N12, 750,000) to Abbal Bako & Sons,” he said.

“It might be recalled that Abbal Bako & Sons and its promoter Abdullahi Umar Usman are suspects in the on-going joint terrorist financing investigation.

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“Abdullahi Umar Usman is by way of financial transaction connected to Surajo Abubakar Muhammad (who was sentenced to life imprisonment in UAE on charges of financing terrorism, Boko Haram).

“This report shows the nexus between separatists’ agitation, terrorism financing and disruptions of peace in the country.

“The report found connections of financial transaction between Adesun International Concept Ltd and some construction companies and businesses among others.

”Having received the reports, the federal government remains solute in its determination to have a peaceful Nigeria. The federal government will do the needful, within the context of the legal provisions, in ensuring that the matter is giving the deserved attention and those found guilty will be made to face the wrath of the law.”

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5 Comments

  1. Realist
    Realist October 22, 15:00

    The period 2013 to 2020 was before agitation for the Yoruba nation championed by Igboho. The amount in question is not so huge to finance anything. Malami is acting out of bitterness, against other tribes. They tie other tribes hand and ask Fulani to keep slapping them.

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    • Ways Inc
      Ways Inc October 22, 18:19

      Don’t worry Mr Malami, you dogged what will send you packing from that Office. Let’s see how the game goes. Thank God secret will expose the real people doing this and we wait for Mr Malami to tell Nigerians the Bandits, Herdsmen and Kidnappers sponsor(s).

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    • Jibs
      Jibs October 22, 22:17

      Malami will give a dog a bad name in order to hang it. Is this money enough to kill people in Igboho’s house in the night, dont you see a legal way around this issue before DSS Killed innocent citizens in the night.

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  2. Auto
    Auto October 22, 20:51

    The huge amount can’t even buy the hummer bus they’re using Mr malami stop all this and let’s free the good people that’s ready to help Nigeria

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  3. Omobalance
    Omobalance October 22, 21:49

    Hmmm! Na wao

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