EFCC Approaches Appeal Court On Released 27 Properties

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC,  has filed a Notice of Appeal against a judgment of  Justice Joyce Abdulmalik  of the Federal High Court, Abuja ordering  the release of 27 houses to James Ikechukwu Okwete, his company Jamec West Africa Limited 

In a NOTICE OF APPEAL filed at the Court of Appeal, Abuja Division in Suit No: FHC/ABJ/CS/348/2025,  the Commission  expressed dissatisfaction  with the decision of the trial court  delivered on October 31, 2025 0n the matter

EFCC Counsel, Abba Mohammed, SAN,  sought two Orders of the Court of Appeal on the matter:

  First,  “ AN ORDER  of this Honourable Court staying execution of  the judgment  of this honourable court delivered on the 31st day  of October 2025 pending the hearing  and determination of the appeal filed on  the 1st day of December  2025 against  the judgment.”

Second, “ And for such other further orders as the Honourable Court  may deem  fit to make in the circumstances”

  The matter is awaiting hearing at the Court of Appeal

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