EFCC defends presence at Malami’s properties amid eviction claim
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- •The EFCC took possession of Malami's Abuja residence on March 25, 2026.
- •Malami publicly stated that the EFCC acted unilaterally and without a court order.
- •The EFCC described its action as not a raid but a lawful presence at the properties.
- •Malami's family was evicted from the residence during the EFCC operation.
- •The dispute involves Nigeria's Attorney General and the EFCC, a key anti-corruption agency.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Nigerian courts rule the EFCC eviction unlawful Malami could regain possession of his residence, and the EFCC may face legal and reputational challenges affecting its authority.
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AFRICAThisDay (Nigeria)Malami Cries Out over Seizure of Property, Says EFCC Acting Unilaterally, UnlawfullyAFRICAPunch (Nigeria)Forfeiture: EFCC evicts Malami, family from Abuja residenceAFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)‘Not a raid’: EFCC defends presence at Malami’s propertiesAFRICAPunch (Nigeria)Malami accuses EFCC of evicting family from Abuja residence without court order