Anti-corruption agency ICPC has announced it will seek the interim forfeiture of 15 houses belonging to NFF president Amaju Pinnick and several senior officials who are under investigation.
“We have published the seized properties on two newspapers,” disclosed ICPC spokesperson Rasheedat Okoduwa.
“The Commission is still carrying on investigation and we will arraign them after conclusion of the investigation.
“The only thing we can apply for is interim forfeiture of the seized properties.”
The anti-graft agency took out public notice in two newspapers, Daily Trust and The Guardian, warning the public against doing any business with the seized properties of the NFF officials.
The notice was signed by ICPC chairman Bolaji Owasonye.
ICPC said the officials have lived far above their means.
