BY Soni Daniel Barely 72 hours after turning herself into the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Federal Judge, Rita Ofili-Ajimogobia, may face the full weight of the law for alleged corrupt practices.

Sunday Vanguard learnt her residence was raided, last night, by operatives  of the EFCC during which ‘vital’ documents that may point to criminal breaches were allegedly retrieved. A top operative said that bank accounts of the woman and those of her children were also taken away by the security operatives during the raid.

One source said, “A search was conducted on the residence of Justice Rita Ofili- Ajumogobia by operatives of the EFCC and the search yielded documents that would assist the commission’s investigations, including bank accounts in her name and those bearing the names of her children and property title both in Nigeria and abroad”.

The female judge had been having a running battle with the EFCC, including the claim she took shelter in a Lagos hospital, before turning in herself last Thursday. She had been accused by a litigant of corruption before the National Judicial Council, NJC, moved against her early this year but was not removed from her post. However, the EFCC has taken up the gauntlet to make her to face prosecution for graft-related matters. It was not clear last night if the agency would charge her to court and when that would be. Many other judges are being investigated over graft by the agency.

Mustack:
Democracy is not strong enough to kill corruption in nigeria

blackpanda:
The funny thing about searches is that u just never know what the security agencies will find. The things that seem ok to u may turn out to be highly indicting when merged with already obtained evidence

Mustack:
Democracy is not strong enough to kill corruption in nigeria

bettercreature:
Exactly! the masses are the one paying for this.Fighting corruption will never succeed it will only lead us deeper and deeper into reccession

INTROVERT:
She haff use hypo to clean the house. Am not sure they will see up to 1k cash.

bettercreature:
Exactly! the masses are the one paying for this.Fighting corruption will never succeed it will only lead us deeper and deeper into reccession

Progressive01:
Lovely, let that useless criminal body called NJC go to hell and rot there.

powerfulsettingz:
Oya say something in Nigeria waiting for justice is like waiting for a train at the airport




Seriously looking for where this will get to again