The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission has seized three additional properties belonging to the Nigeria Football Federation 2nd Vice President, Shehu Dikko.

Officials of the ICPC had on Friday seized one of Dikko’s property located at No 1 River Benue Street, Maitama, Abuja.

Apart from Dikko’s property, the ICPC also seized 11 properties belonging to NFF president, Amaju Pinnick, NFF Head Technical Committee, Ahmed Yusuf, and NFF General Secretary, Mohammed Sanusi.

While Pinnick owns six of the seized properties, Sanusi has three, and two belonging to Yusuf.

In a publication on Monday, the ICPC said three additional Dikko properties were being investigated, adding that “the properties are in excess, in regards to his income and all other relevant circumstances.”

The publication signed by ICPC chairman, Prof. Bolaji Owasanoye, read in part, “The commission is investigating a matter involving Dikko of 1, River Benue Stree, Maitama, Abuja, wherein certain properties owned by Dikko are issue.

“The immovable properties owned by Dikko either by himself and/or through his attorneys, agents and proxies listed hereunder are seized: mansion located at No 1 River Benue Street, Maitama, Abuja; Plot No1276 Cadastral Zone B06 Mabushi vide Right of Occupancy dated April 27, 2007 with file number KD22878; 10, Ohikere Road GRA, Unguwar Rimi, Kaduna; Plot 669 Cadastral Zone, B05 Utako vide Right of Occupancy dated May 26, 2006 with file number KD21141.”

Source: Punch

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