FORMER CHIEF NAF GRANTED BAIL AFTER
SQUANDERING N4.8 BILLION
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC,
Wednesday, docked previous Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal
Mohammed Dikko Umar, in the witness of the Federal High
Court sitting in Abuja over claimed N4.8 billion fraud.Umar,
who argued not blameworthy to a seven-tally criminal
accusation the counter join organization favored against him,
was asserted to have utilized assets he directed from records
of the Nigerian Air Force, NAF, between September 2010 and
December 2012 to buy six decision property in Abuja, Kano,
and Kaduna states.
In the charge checked FHC/ABJ/CR/92/2016, EFCC affirmed
that Umar moved N66 million into the Stanbic IBTC account
No. 9202077424 having a place with Capital Law office from
NAF operations account domiciled at UBA Plc, for the
redesign/change of a house at 1853, Deng Xiao Ping Street,
Off Mahathir Mohammed Street, Asokoro Extension, Abuja.
The ex-NAF manager was further charged to have in the year
2011, utilized what might as well be called N250 million to
buy a property arranged at 14, Audu Bako Way, G.R.A. Kano
State. He was in check seven claimed to have utilized N700
million pulled back from NAF record to buy a property at 14,
Vistula Close, off Panama Street, Maitama, Abuja.
EFCC claimed in tally four that Umar, amongst September and
December 2012 in Abuja, utilized what might as well be called
N500 million expelled from NAF record to buy a four-room
duplex with young men quarters at Road 3B, Street 2,
Mabushi Ministers Hill, Abuja.
In any case, the guard legal advisor, Mr. Hassan Liman, SAN,
told the court that he had as of now documented an
application dated May 9, looking for the arrival of the blamed
individual on safeguard, pending the determination of the body
of evidence against him. While affirming that the safeguard
application was properly served on him, EFCC legal advisor
said he would leave the issue at the caution of the court.
The case was in this way deferred till June 7, 8 and 9 for trial.
In conclusion, Justice Nyako requested the respondent not to
go outside the purview of the court without authorization and
conceded the litigant abandon self-acknowledgment. The
judge, who noticed that Umar was already conceded
regulatory safeguard by the EFCC, in any case, requested him
to surrender his global international ID to the representative
enlistment center of the court.
SQUANDERING N4.8 BILLION
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC,
Wednesday, docked previous Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal
Mohammed Dikko Umar, in the witness of the Federal High
Court sitting in Abuja over claimed N4.8 billion fraud.Umar,
who argued not blameworthy to a seven-tally criminal
accusation the counter join organization favored against him,
was asserted to have utilized assets he directed from records
of the Nigerian Air Force, NAF, between September 2010 and
December 2012 to buy six decision property in Abuja, Kano,
and Kaduna states.
that Umar moved N66 million into the Stanbic IBTC account
No. 9202077424 having a place with Capital Law office from
NAF operations account domiciled at UBA Plc, for the
redesign/change of a house at 1853, Deng Xiao Ping Street,
Off Mahathir Mohammed Street, Asokoro Extension, Abuja.
The ex-NAF manager was further charged to have in the year
2011, utilized what might as well be called N250 million to
buy a property arranged at 14, Audu Bako Way, G.R.A. Kano
State. He was in check seven claimed to have utilized N700
million pulled back from NAF record to buy a property at 14,
Vistula Close, off Panama Street, Maitama, Abuja.
EFCC claimed in tally four that Umar, amongst September and
December 2012 in Abuja, utilized what might as well be called
N500 million expelled from NAF record to buy a four-room
duplex with young men quarters at Road 3B, Street 2,
Mabushi Ministers Hill, Abuja.
In any case, the guard legal advisor, Mr. Hassan Liman, SAN,
told the court that he had as of now documented an
application dated May 9, looking for the arrival of the blamed
individual on safeguard, pending the determination of the body
of evidence against him. While affirming that the safeguard
application was properly served on him, EFCC legal advisor
said he would leave the issue at the caution of the court.
The case was in this way deferred till June 7, 8 and 9 for trial.
In conclusion, Justice Nyako requested the respondent not to
go outside the purview of the court without authorization and
conceded the litigant abandon self-acknowledgment. The
judge, who noticed that Umar was already conceded
regulatory safeguard by the EFCC, in any case, requested him
to surrender his global international ID to the representative
enlistment center of the court.
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