Justiça ordena confisco definitivo de joias de R$ 4,6 bilhões e carros de R$ 4,2 bilhões ligados a Aisha Achimugu

Um Tribunal Superior do Território da Capital Federal em Apo, Abuja, ordenou o confisco definitivo de propriedades exóticas, incluindo joias avaliadas em 4,6 bilhões de nairas e carros no valor de 4,2 bilhões de nairas, ligados à empresária Aisha Achimugu.

O tribunal emitiu a ordem na quinta-feira para o confisco final e permanente dos bens. As propriedades estão ligadas a Aisha Achimugu, de acordo com a decisão. O Daily Trust publicou fotos dos carros exóticos apreendidos em conexão com o caso.

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