Nigerians React As Patience Jonathan Forfeits $8.4 million, N9.2 billion To Fed Govt

The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos State earlier today has ordered the formal forfeiture of former First Lady, Dame Patience‘s $8.4 million and N9.2 billion to the Federal Government.

Naija News recalls that the anti-graft agency, EFCC had earlier appealed  for the permanent forfeiture of the money.

Meanwhile, Nigerians have reacted to the alleged formal forfeiture of former First Lady, Dame Patience’s $8.4 million and N9.2 billion to the Federal Government.

Here are the reactions as follows:

https://twitter.com/TweetAtAustin/status/1145674568029413376

Abachress…The thing keeps coming.

The Federal High Court in Lagos on Monday ordered the forfeiture of ex-First Lady Dame Patience Jonathan’s $8.4 million and N9.2 billion to the FG.

Justice Mojisola Olatoregun held that d money is reasonably suspected to be proceeds of crime.

— Ayekooto (@DeeOneAyekooto) July 1, 2019

https://twitter.com/lanrejabu/status/1145665062411079686

It's good for our democracy, whosoever that stole should be punished for their actions -kindly let it be extended to others who stole our treasury dried and are still working free

— EDEROK GLOBAL CONCEPT (@EderokGlobal) July 1, 2019

https://twitter.com/classicNedu/status/1145685966528700416

Sadly! They'll have to dig out Patience Jonathan's looting case… So Mama Peace, where is our money?! 🙄😞 https://t.co/GUlqwZJBY6

— Tobi Shiyanbola (@tobishiyanbola) July 1, 2019

Would also be interested to know how Patience Jonathan was able to steal funds without her husband’s knowledge. And in the likely event he knew, how much the former president himself may have stolen in addition? https://t.co/URPcWh596h

— Kehinde Togun (@KehindeTogun) July 1, 2019

Good news to know Patience Jonathan is returning stolen funds. Would be great if citizens knew a few things:

1. What process have been put in place since 2015 to ensure such brazen, wanton theft of public funds is no longer possible?

2. What will happen to recovered funds? https://t.co/ebU8Acyhu8

— Ayisha Osori (@Naijavote) July 1, 2019