The Owner Of The Huge $50m Found In Ikoyi By EFCC Revealed .See Photos

Sahara Reporters was told by sources on wednesday that the $50 million uncovered in a residential building located at Osborne Towers, Ikoyi, by the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) belongs to the sacked Managing Director, Operations at the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Esther Nnamdi-Ogbue. She was sacked along side other three top Managing Directors at the NNPC over the ‘missing’ petrol scandal involving Capital Oil & Gas Nigeria Limited owned by businessman, Ifeanyi Ubah. It was reported by SaharaReporters that the cook who served Esther Nnamdi-Ogbue, absconded with cash and pieces of jewelry worth $6million in 2016. Mr. Gabel Segbedji,The cook, a national of Benin Republic, took off with the loot in a Toyota Camry car, which also belonged to his boss. The operation leading to the discovery was followed by a whistle blower's confidential alert received by the anti-graft agency in the early hours of Wednesday. The money found in the house were $43.4million, £27,800 and N23.2million. As told by the source, the movers of the bags made believe that they were bringing in bags of clothes. Another source who is conversant with the apartment of interest indicated that a woman usually appears on a different occasion with Ghana-Must-Go bags. "She comes looking haggard, with dirty clothes but her skin didn't quite match her outward appearance, perhaps a disguise,". On getting to the building, operatives met the entrance door locked. Guards at the gate explained that nobody resides in the apartment, but some persons come in and out once in a while. According to the magisterial order contained in the warrant, the EFCC used minimum force to gain entrance into the apartment, the agency said. There were Monies in two of the four-bedroom apartment. A further search of the wardrobe by operatives in one of the rooms was found to be warehousing three fireproof cabinets disguisedly hidden behind wooden panels of the wardrobe. Upon assessing the content of the cabinets, neatly arranged were US dollars, British pound sterling, and some naira notes in sealed wrappers. It was indicated by Preliminary findings that the funds are suspected to be proceeds of unlawful activity. Investigations are ongoing. Former PDP Chairman, Adamu Mu’azu was said to own the facility.