Court orders final forfeiture of N4.6bn jewelry and N4.2bn cars linked to Aisha Achimugu

A Federal Capital Territory High Court in Apo, Abuja, has ordered the final forfeiture of exotic properties including jewelry valued at N4.6 billion and cars worth N4.2 billion linked to businesswoman Aisha Achimugu.

The court issued the order on Thursday for a final and permanent forfeiture of the assets.

The properties are linked to Aisha Achimugu according to the ruling.

Daily Trust reported photos of the exotic cars seized in connection with the case.

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