前国家石油公司老板Umar Mohammed以未决法律诉讼为由,对EFCC声称没收其价值超过50亿奈拉的资产提出争议。 Ex-NAPL boss Umar Mohammed disputes EFCC's claim of forfeiting his assets, valued over N5 billion, citing pending legal proceedings.

前尼日利亚陆军财产有限公司(NAPL)老板Umar Mohammed质疑经济和金融犯罪委员会(EFCC)关于法院下令没收其价值超过50亿奈拉的资产的要求。 Former Nigerian Army Properties Limited (NAPL) boss Umar Mohammed is challenging the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission's (EFCC) claim of a court-ordered forfeiture of his assets valued at over N5 billion. Mohammed的法律小组对EFCC的宣布提出异议,指出Chukwukjekwu Aneke法官仍在审理此案,未遵循正当程序。 Mohammed's legal team contests the EFCC's announcement, stating that the case is still pending before Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke and that due process was not followed. 他们辩称,这些价值2.46亿奈拉的股份不能与Mohammed在《国家行动计划》中的任期挂钩。 They argue that the shares in question, worth N246 million, could not be linked to Mohammed's tenure at NAPL.