Aisha Achimugu Appeals for Protection of Life, Family and $100M Investments Amid EFCC Asset Seizures
Nigerian businesswoman Aisha Achimugu has called on the National Assembly, judiciary and civil society to safeguard her life, family and investments. She alleges a two-year campaign of systematic intimidation and unlawful asset seizures by the EFCC during an investigation linking her to MBA Forex. Achimugu says she has invested over $100 million in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector and other industries. She claims her personal and corporate accounts – as well as those of her children – remain frozen despite full cooperation with investigators and court orders granting her bail. She accuses the anti-graft agency of ignoring court rulings, raiding her home, seizing personal belongings and causing emotional distress. She warns that arbitrary freezes and public allegations could undermine investor confidence and harm the economy. Achimugu insists she is not evading accountability but only seeking fairness and due process. She pledges to face any lawful investigation and urges authorities to uphold the rule of law to protect citizens and encourage legitimate business.
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