Buhari govt to publish 200 names in fresh looters’ list

The Presdent Muhammadu Buhari-led government has announced plan to
publish the names of 200 individuals, who own property that was
purchased with illegally-acquired funds.

Chairman, Special Presidential Investigative Panel for the Recovery of
Property, Okoi Obono-Obla, said this at the "Tackling corruption
through improving transparency in property ownership" project, which
was held by ANEEJ in Abuja on Thursday.

Obono-Obla, who is also the Senior Special Assistant to the President
Muhammadu Buhari on Prosecution, also launched ANEEJ's new online
platform 'Properti Tracka'.

He described the platform as being one of the single most important
contributions towards the fight against corruption.

Obono-Obla said: "Anybody who has taken what doesn't belong to him
should return it back to Nigeria or else face being tracked down," he
said.

"Properti Tracka will expose those who have taken what belongs to the
entire Nigerian populace.

"We will start by making available to the public the 200 names of
those who own massive properties in Maitama, Abuja, most of whom are
highly placed people in the country, some in the government, some in
the past governments.

"If they cannot explain where they got the money to build such massive
properties, they should quietly return it back to the state."