ARMS FRAUD: Again, EFCC Seals Off Saraki’s Chief of Staff’s Gigantic Plaza In Abuja But in Error.... [PHOTOS]



In continuation of its fight against corruption, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), on Wednesday embargo on Capital Hub, A shopping plaza in Abuja.

The plaza located at Plot 272, Banex/Gwarimpa Expressway, Mabushi, Abuja is said to be owned by Senator Isa Galaudu, Senate President Bukola Saraki’s chief of staff.
An eye witness said everyone doing business there at the time of the operation by the anti-graft agency, were asked to vacate the premises.
However, a source close to owner of the plaza said Senator Galauda is not in anyway connected with the current probe of the EFCC, wondering why the Plaza had to be sealed without a justifiable reason.
He said the land the plaza is sitting on was allocated to the senator as far back as 1991 when no development has taken place in the area.
Another source who said he owns one of the shops in the plaza told Abusidiqu that he is sad over the development, confirming that the EFCC erred in its action.
“We have gone to the EFCC to complain over the development and they have apologised and asked us to return back to our business”, the source said.
“They asked us to clean the ‘EFCC’ markings painted in red and open our shops and we have since done that.”
He said the target of the agency is one Hadiza Mamu, who operates Prim & Proper Halal Salon and Spa in Suite 411 of the plaza.
Halima is the daughter of Air Vice Marshal Alkali Mamu, one of the serving military personnel ordered to be investigated by President Muhammadu Buhari in relation to the arms procurement scandal.
Abusidiqu was unable to get the comment of the EFCC spokesperson, Wilson Uwajuren.
Checks by Abusidiqu reveals that normal business activities has since resumed at the plaza.
saraki's chief of staff plaza in abuja
saraki's chief of staff plaza in abuja

Culled from Abusidiqu

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