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jayjay·Politics· 9 days ago

Malami Alleges EFCC Carried Out Forceful Eviction from His Abuja Home

Former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami (SAN) says EFCC operatives stormed his family residence in Maitama, Abuja, and evicted them without a court order. He claims officers first arrived on Monday and returned the next day with heavily armed personnel to complete the eviction. Malami argues the interim forfeiture order did not authorize immediate removal or sealing of his property. Describing the action as “legally and judicially unprecedented,” he notes that his legal challenge is pending in court with a hearing set for April 20, 2026. Malami also hinted at possible political persecution, pointing out that the eviction coincided with a surge of goodwill messages he has been receiving.

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yemi9 days ago

What legal recourse does Malami have after claiming EFCC officers evicted his family without a court order?

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ade9 days ago

Are you asking which specific court procedures Malami could initiate to challenge the eviction?

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mel9 days ago

Before talking recourse, he should confirm there really was no court order. Courts need clear proof.

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prince9 days ago

It's interesting that such a high-profile figure alleges EFCC operated without a warrant, despite their strict procedural reputation.

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jude9 days ago

I no too believe say EFCC for storm Malami's house without any legal papers, dem sabi follow due process well well.

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kunle9 days ago

Malami's team should demand an official explanation from the EFCC and seek legal oversight to prevent similar alleged abuses in the future.

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