前司法部长Abubakar Malami对2026年法院没收其财产的命令提出质疑,声称欧洲金融犯罪委员会误导法院,侵犯了他的权利。 Former Justice Minister Abubakar Malami challenges a 2026 court order seizing his properties, claiming the EFCC misled the court and his rights were violated.

前司法部长阿布巴卡尔·马拉米对联邦高等法院2026年1月对三处财产签发的临时没收令提出异议,指称经济和金融犯罪委员会(经济金融犯罪委员会)通过歪曲和压制事实获得该没收令。 Former Justice Minister Abubakar Malami has challenged an interim forfeiture order on three properties issued by the Federal High Court in January 2026, alleging the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) obtained it through misrepresentation and suppression of facts. 他的法律小组辩称,位于卡诺和阿布贾的资产是合法获得的,并在2019年至2023年的官方披露中作了适当申报,其中引用了工资、资产销售和其他来源的收入。 His legal team argues the assets—located in Kano and Abuja—were lawfully acquired and properly declared in official disclosures from 2019 to 2023, citing income from salaries, asset sales, and other sources. 他们声称该命令侵犯了Malami的财产权、无罪推定权和家庭生活权。 They claim the order violates Malami’s rights to property, presumption of innocence, and family life. 法院尚未对申请作出裁决。 The court has not yet ruled on the application.