Corruption fight: Private investigator seeks cooperation of NASS, Judiciary

The Special Investigator to the Special Presidential
Panel for the Recovery of Public Property, recently appointed by
the federal government to help trace and recover looted funds,
Victor Uwajeh, has said that the war on corruption case won by the
collaboration of all Nigerians, including the National Assembly and
the Judiciary.

Uwajeh, a London based Nigeria private investigator who was
reacting to his appointment assured the government and Nigerians
that all the looted funds and property, no matter where they are
hidden will be recovered to better the country.

He sought the cooperation of the National Assembly and the
judiciary for the success of anti-corruption fight and to ensure
that all looted funds and undeclared property are recovered and
return to the government.

While appreciating the government for giving him the opportunity
to serve his fatherland, Uwajeh said “President Buhari relentless
efforts have yielded great success in curbing corruption and
impunity in Nigeria. It is no longer business as usual. The
government has made looting unattractive and the indication is that
the rate of acquisition of foreign assets has dropped
drastically.

“I wish to state that we will recover all foreign properties and
funds of Politically Exposed Persons, their allies and cronies no
matter the jurisdiction. We will trace and return all tax payers
funds and ill-gotten properties stolen from the commonwealth of
Nigeria.

“The war on corruption is a collective one. We seek the
cooperation of the judiciary and the national assembly in this
arduous task. The war against corruption is a tough one, but we are
tested professionals that are immune to blackmail and
intimidation.”

While giving assurance of taking the job seriously, Uwajeh
commended Barrister Okoi Obono Obla, “for his focus, drive and zeal
to recover stolen assets.”

The Special Investigator to the Special Presidential
Panel for the Recovery of Public Property, recently appointed by
the federal government to help trace and recover looted funds,
Victor Uwajeh, has said that the war on corruption case won by the
collaboration of all Nigerians, including the National Assembly and
the Judiciary.

Uwajeh, a London based Nigeria private investigator who was
reacting to his appointment assured the government and Nigerians
that all the looted funds and property, no matter where they are
hidden will be recovered to better the country.

He sought the cooperation of the National Assembly and the
judiciary for the success of anti-corruption fight and to ensure
that all looted funds and undeclared property are recovered and
return to the government.

While appreciating the government for giving him the opportunity
to serve his fatherland, Uwajeh said “President Buhari relentless
efforts have yielded great success in curbing corruption and
impunity in Nigeria. It is no longer business as usual. The
government has made looting unattractive and the indication is that
the rate of acquisition of foreign assets has dropped
drastically.

“I wish to state that we will recover all foreign properties and
funds of Politically Exposed Persons, their allies and cronies no
matter the jurisdiction. We will trace and return all tax payers
funds and ill-gotten properties stolen from the commonwealth of
Nigeria.

“The war on corruption is a collective one. We seek the
cooperation of the judiciary and the national assembly in this
arduous task. The war against corruption is a tough one, but we are
tested professionals that are immune to blackmail and
intimidation.”

While giving assurance of taking the job seriously, Uwajeh
commended Barrister Okoi Obono Obla, “for his focus, drive and zeal
to recover stolen assets.”