President Buhari signs executive order 6 into law.

Breaking: President Buhari signs Executive Order to check corruption.

Barely a day after disclosing that he would take steps to regig the anti-corruption war, President Muhammadu Buhari today signed into law an Executive Order aimed at seizing assets of corrupt persons and institutions in Nigeria.

 The order also targets specific politically exposed persons who are currently being tried in courts for corruption.

See full details here:

DENTIAL EXECUTIVE ORDERNo. 6 of 2018

ON THE PRESERVATION OF SUSPICIOUS ASSETS CONNECTED WITH CORRUPTION AND OTHER RELEVANT OFFENCES

Whereas it is the responsibility of the Federal Government of Nigeria to protect the resources of Nigeria from all forms of Corruption;

Whereas Corruption constitutes an unusual and extraordinary threat to the well-being, national security and stability of the country’s political and economic systems, as well as its continuous existence; and must be effectively addressed;

By the powers vested in me under Section 5 of the 1999 Constitution as amended which extends to the execution and maintenance of the Constitution, all Laws made by the National Assembly (including but not limited to Section 15(5) of the Constitution) to, abolish all corrupt practices and abuse of power, it is the duty of any responsible government to restrict dealings in suspicious assets subject to corruption related investigation or inquiries in order to preserve same in accordance with the rule of law and to guarantee and safeguard the fundamental human rights;

Now therefore, I, Muhammadu Buhari, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, in exercise of the powers conferred on me hereby declare as follows:

Section 1. (a) Without prejudice to any laws or existing suits or any other rights arising out of or in respect thereof, all Assets of any Nigerian citizen within the territory of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, or within the possession or control of any person known to be a current or former government official, a person acting for or on behalf of such an official, any politically exposed person or any person who is responsible for or complicit in, or has directly or indirectly engaged in Corrupt Practices and Other Relevant Offences are forthwith to be protected from dissipation by employing all available lawful or statutory means, including seeking the appropriate Order(s) of Court where necessary, and shall not be transferred, withdrawn or dealt with in any way until the final determination by a court of competent jurisdiction of any corruption related matter against such a person.

This provision shall, in particular, apply to those connected with persons listed in the First Schedule to this Order, (or any such list as may be issued by the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice).

(b) Where a Government official or a person acting for and on behalf of such an official, directly or indirectly, engages in Corrupt Practices such as misappropriation of State assets for personal gain, receives any form of bribe or engages in Corrupt Practices related to the performance of his/her duties or the award or execution of Government contract; or transfers, launder or facilitates the transfer or laundering of proceeds of illicit activities, such official, in addition to forfeiting the proceeds in accordance with the relevant laws, shall forthwith be subject to the disciplinary procedure in accordance with the Public Service Rules and investigation by the Code of Conduct Bureau.

(c) (i) Subject to Section 174 of the Constitution, the Attorney General of the Federation shall have power to coordinate the implementation of this Order and to enlist the support of any Enforcement Authority particularly those listed in Second Schedule to this Order, or any other Person or Entity as may be required or permitted by applicable Law in order to give effect to this Executive Order.

(ii) The Attorney-General shall from time to time publish a list of all Assets protected pursuant to this Order.

(iii) The authority of the Attorney General of the Federation to preserve Assets pursuant to this Order shall extend to any Person who is under investigation in accordance with applicable law in connection with having materially assisted, sponsored, or provided financial, material, or technological support for, or goods or services to or howsoever in support of any Corrupt Practices or Other Relevant Offences by any Person whose Assets are protected pursuant to this Order; or any Entity that has engaged in, or whose members have engaged in, any Corrupt Practices or Other Relevant Offences,

Provided however, that the Attorney-General shall at all times in this connection, employ all available lawful or statutory means, including seeking the appropriate Order(s) of Court where necessary, and ensure that Assets shall not be transferred, withdrawn or dealt with in any way until the final determination by a court of competent jurisdiction of any corruption related matter against such a person.

(iv) Where the Attorney-General has reasonable cause to believe that any funds or assets within Nigeria is connected with Corruption, the Attorney-General may, subject to his powers under Section 174 of the Constitution and other laws enabling him in that regard, approach the Court for an Order blocking or freezing or confiscating such funds or assets pending the conclusion of an investigation or legal action.

(d) Enforcement Authorities shall upon request communicate to the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice information arising from their investigation or enquiry on any Person (Nigerian or non-Nigerian), whether resident in Nigeria or not, determined by such Enforcement Authority to have directly or indirectly engaged in or involved in Corruption within the territory of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and the Attorney General shall immediately commence or direct the commencement of appropriate process(es) either administratively or judicially as may be necessary subject to existing applicable law.

Section. 2. (a) Any Person who in circumvention of this Executive Order attempts to or in fact: (i) interferes with the free exercise of the authorities of the Office of the President, (ii) destroys evidence, (iii) corrupts witnesses through cash/kind inducements, and (iv) generally perverts the course of justice shall be prosecuted in line with the provision of any Law(s) governing unlawful acts.

Section. 3. (i) Any Person who alleges that his rights have been, are being or are likely to be contravened by any of the provision of this Executive Order may apply to a competent Court in his jurisdiction for redress.

Section. 4. All Enforcement Authorities are hereby directed to diligently and rigorously collaborate with the Federal Ministry of Justice in implementing this Order to ensure the preservation of suspicious assets and prevent their dissipation or removal from the jurisdiction of Nigerian courts, in order to facilitate, support and enable the expeditious and accelerated prosecution of the alleged Corrupt Practices, serious or complex corruption, and Other Relevant Offences. Heads of Enforcement Authorities shall take personal responsibility and be subject to appropriate sanctions for any failure to comply with this Order.

Section. 5. For the purposes of this Order:

(a) The term “asset’’ means and shall include all properties including funds, liquid assets (bank balances), receivables, stocks and bonds held in portfolios, insurance policies, shares in listed or unlisted companies, and all manner of fixed assets. It shall cover all such assets whether held directly or indirectly through corporate entities, trust structures and intermediaries;

(b) The term “corruption or corrupt practices’’ means as may be defined under any enactment:

(i) any corrupt activity involving matters of corruption generally economic sabotage, human trafficking, drug trafficking and terrorism involving funds or assets in the sum or value in excess of fifty million Naira (N50,000,000) or its equivalent in foreign currency;

(ii) any misappropriation of government asset, corruption related to government contracts or bribery; or

(iii) the transfer or the facilitation of the transfer of the proceeds of corruption.

(c) The term “enforcement authority’’ means agencies and instrumentalities of the Federal Government of Nigeria including but not limited to those listed in Second Schedule to this Order imbued with regulatory/enforcement powers;

(d) The term “entity” means a partnership, association, trust, joint venture, corporation, group, subgroup, or other organization;

(e) The term “other relevant offences” means any act, which may constitute an act of, terrorism, financing of terrorism, kidnapping, sponsorship of ethnic or religious violence, economic sabotage, cases of economic and financial crimes, including acts contributing to the economic adversity of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as defined by relevant laws.

(f) The term “person” means a natural or juristic person.

Section. 6. This Executive Order shall take effect on day of 2018.

Section. 7. This Order may be cited as the PRESERVATION OF SUSPICIOUS ASSETS CONNECTED WITH CORRUPTION AND OTHER RELEVANT OFFENCES ORDER, 2018.

DATED THIS ………….. DAY OF …………. 2018

Muhammadu Buhari

PRESIDENT

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA

FIRST SCHEDULE

LIST OF CASES TO BE IMMEDIATELY AFFECTED BY THE EXECUTIVE ORDER

EXECUTIVE ORDER

S/N/

 

CASE NO/CHARGE NUMBER

& COURT OF TRIAL

PARTIESNPF  1FHC/ABJ/CR/48/2017           FRN VS GABRIEL SUSWAM & 2 ORS2FHC/ABJ/CR/115/2017FRN VS SOLOMON WOMBO & 2 ORS3FHC/MKD/CR/72/2017FRN VS ORAYEV AUGUSTINE AVAAN & 8 ORS4FCT/ABJ/CR/129/2017IGP VS RICHARD GBANDE & 2 ORS5FCT/ABJ/CR/128/2017IGP VS RICHARD GBANDE & ORS6FHC/L/18C/2015IGP VS MOSHOOD JUBRIL7.FHC/CA/3C/2018-FHC, CALABARFRN VS PETER AGI & 1 OTHER8FHC/L472C/2015IGP VS OWOLABI OLUKUNLE & 11 ORS9FHC/L/376C/2015IGP VIS BAKARE JELILI10FHC/L/523C/2015IGP VIS ADESA JIMOH & 2 ORS11FHC/L317C/2015IGP VS KAYODE MORUF & ORS12FHC/L/286C/2015IGP VS JAMIU AJANI & 2 ORS13FHC/L144C/2016IGP VS GANIYU SULAIMAN14FHC/L/139C/2016IGP VS SHOLOLA OMOLARA & 2 ORS15FHC/L/394C/2016FRN VS BILLIAMINU ABDULLAHI & ORS16FHC/L/456C/2016IGP VS TUMBIRI EZEKIEL & 11 ORS17FHC/ABJ/CR/117/2017FRN VS ILIYA JAMES & ORS18FHC/ABJ/CR/89/2017FRN VS AYINDE THOMAS19FHC/ABJ/CR/182/2017FRN VS CHIMA MIKE & ORS20FHC/ABJ/CR/94/2017FRN VS LUCKY UDOBI & ORS21FHC/ABJ/CR/98/2017FRN VS ISMAIL OGALA & 2 ORS22FHC/ABJ/CR/41/2018FRN VS RITA ISAAC & 2 ORS23FHC/ABJ/CR/41/2018FRN VS ALIYU UMAR & 3 ORS24HIGH COURT OF LAGOS 16 & 24STATE VS CHUKWUDUMEME ONWUAMADIKE “EVANS & 2 ORS’’25CR/265/C/2017HENRY CHIBUEZE AKA “VAMPIRE” & 5 ORS26CR/90/2017STATE VS HON. NASIRU UMAR RONI & 5 ORS27CMC/TUM/98CR/2017STATE VS SHANONO ALH. AHMED & OTHER28I/75C 2016 HIGH COURT 5, IBADANC. O. P. VS MUHAMMED WELI & 1 OTHER29I/137C/2017-HIGH COURT 16 IBADANC. O. P. VS ABDULLAHI GARUBA & 3 ORS30I/211C/2017-HIGH COURT 18 IBADANC. O. P. VS DAHIRU MOHAMMED31I/172C/2017 -HIGH COURT 17 IBADANC. O. P. VS JOSEPH UDOMA & 3 ORS32I/184C/2017-HIGH COURT 19 IBADANC. O. P. OWOYOMI OKE & 1 OTHER33I/49C/2016-HIGH COURT 5, IBADANC. O. P. VS KABIRU ALI & 2 ORS34I/69C/2016-HIGH COURT 4, IBADANC. O. P. VS TUNED IBRAHIM & 2 ORS35I/132C/2017 -HIGH COURT 5, IBADANC. O. P. VS TUNED IBRAHIM & 3 ORS36MOG/03C/2017C. O. P. VS MUTAIRU MOHAMMED & 2 ORS37HOY/11C/2016C. O. P. VS SEGUN OMOLADUN38MI/31C/2016C. O. P. VS MUSA SALEH & 4 ORS39CR: 32/2016/MOG10C/2016STATE VS JAMIL UMAR & 6 ORS40CR: 34/2016/MOG12C/2016STATE VS SUNDAY EDOREN & 3 ORS41CR: 42/2016/MOG/11C/2016STATE VS GOODLUCK OGHENE & 4 ORS42CR: 49/2016/MCI/12C/2016STATE VS OYIBO SHELL & 2 ORS43CR: 73/2016/CMA/270C/2016STATE VS EFE REUBEN44CR: 78/2016/MOG/44C/2016STATE VS GODSTIME EKWEREME & 2 ORS45CR: 78/2016/MK/16C/2016STATE VS SMART ONOLOGBE & 1 OTHER46CR: 81/2016/CMA/259C/2016STATE VS REUBENOJOGWU & 2 ORS47MAB/1064C/2017C. O. P. CHINOYEN AGU & ORS48KTX/06/2018-HIGH COURT KATSINAC. O. P. VS IBRAHIM MU’AZU & 1 OTHERNAPTIP  49FHC/L/48C/2018-FEDERAL HIGH COURT LAGOS JUDICIAL DIVISIONNIGERIA CUSTOMS SERVICE VS PROSSY NIGERIA LTD. & 6 ORS50FHC/L/185C/2017 -FEDERAL HIGH COURT LAGOS JUDICIAL DIVISIONFEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA VS HIZEC MARINE SERVICES LTD & 4 ORS51FHC/CA/CS/40/2017

CALABAR JUDICIAL DIVISION

MAGGPIY TRADING TFZE VS NIGERIA CUSTOMS SERVICE BOARD & 2 ORSICPC  52HU/4C/2017- ABIA STATE HIGH COURTFRN V. DR. PHILIPS NTO & 2 ORS53FCT/HC/CR/92/12-COURT 10, APO  FCTFRN V. SUNDAY EHINDERO & JOHN OBANIYI54ID/412C/13-COURT 1, AWKA ANAMBRA STATEFRN V. EZEONWUKA INNOCENT55KWS/56C/2016-KWARA STATE HIGH COURTFRN V. DR. SA AD AYINLA ALANAMU & 2 ORS

 

56FHC/ABJ/CR/169/13-

FED HIGH COURT 7, ABUJA

FRN V. PROF. (SENATOR) DAVID IORNEM, & 2 ORS. 57FHC/EN/CR/72/15-

FED. HIGH COURT 2, ENUGU

FRN V. (1). PROF. E. ONYENEJE (2). DR. LEONARD UGWU, (3). ELDER FREDRICK ONAH, (4). MR. BASIL OFFOR58HU/38C/2016

 

FRN V. (1). COSMOS NDUKWE, (2). CONK PRODUCTION NIG. LTD. (3). CHIJIOKE OKONKWO59HU/90C/2017-HIGH COURT 4, UYO, AKWAIBOMFRN VS  EPHRAIM SUNDAY AKPAN60PHC/888CR/2013-RIVERS STATE HIGH COURT 4, SITTING IN PORTHARCOURTFRN VS. ASO ADASA MORRISSON AND ORS.61FCT/HC/CR/112/1-

 

FRN V. JOE EJE OKHIKU (FORMER ACTING DIRECTOR, NEWS AGENCY OF NIGERIA)62HCL/63C/2017-HIGH COURT OKENE KOGI STATEFRN V. ZACCAEUS ATTE63MHC/73/2016- HIGH COURT MAKURDI, BENUE STATEFRN V. DONALD ANAGERIDE & ANOR.64K/ICPC02/2016FRN V. RABIU T. WADA65FHC/ABJ/CR/288/2015-FEDERAL HIGH COURT ABUJAFRN V. YEMI ARIS OLANIRE66CR/136/2017- FCT HIGH COURTFRN V. IBRAHIM HASSAN67FHC/A1/59C/2013FRN V. HENRY ALOR AND ANOR68FCT/HC/CR/2014FRN V. YUSUF AGABI & 3 ORS.69KB/HC/27C/2017FRN V (1) ALH. GARBA KAMBA (2) MOHAMMED TUNGA (3) ALH SAIDU DAKINGARI70FCT/HC/CR/2003-FCT HIGH COURT 9FRN V. MOHAMMED  ALI BALOGUN71ZMS/GS/53C/2015FRN V. SANI AHMED YERIMA & 3 ORS.72HU/36C/2015FRN V. EZE BOB UBIARU73CR/78/2014-COURT 4, MAITAMA,FCTFRN V.  VS. AMINU BELLO SULEIMAN74CR/136/15-FCT HIGH COURT, MAITAMA, COURT 4FRN VS. ADEOLU ADEYANJU75CR/276/2016-COURT 19, APOFRN VS. MAJOR SAM76HC/11C/2016-HIGH COURT 2, CALABARFRN VS MICHAEL OKPO & 1 OTHER77HC/65C/2016-CROSS RIVER STATEFRN VS. DR. ITAM ABANG78CR/287/2017 & CR/37/2018-FCT HIGH COURT NO 16 JABI & FEDERAL HIGH COURT NO. 10FRN VS. ALIYU SANDA MAIMUNA79PLD/J10C/2017-PLATEAU STATE HIGH COURT 5, JOSFRN VS. ISTIFANUS MWANSAT & 7 ORS80CR/92/2018-COURT 37, ZUBAFRN VS. DR. OBARO & 2 ORSEFCC  81FHC/ABJ/CR/181/2016FRN V AHMADU UMAR (ALIAS RT. HON. AMADU FINTIRI)82FHC/ABJ/CR/148/2016FRN V EDIDIONG & ORS83FHC/L/280C/16FRN V. AIR MARSHAL AMOSU  NUNAYO & 10 ORS84FHC/ABJ/CR/121/2016FRN V OLAJIDE OMOKORE & 5 ORS.85FHC/L/135C/2017FRN VS. MUHAMMED DELE BELGOE SAN & ORS86LD/2514C/16FRN V. RICKY TARFA (SAN)87LD/3671C/2016FRN V HON. JUSTICE RITA NGOZI OFILI AJUMOGOBIA & ANOR88FHC/IB/26C/2017FRN VS OLOYE JUMOKE AKINJIDE & 2 ORS89FHC/L/251C/16FRN V NENADI ESTHER USMAN, FEMI FANI KAYODE & 2 ORS90FHC/L/106C/2017FRN V CHRISTIAN NWOSU AND ORS91FHC/L/337C/16FRN V WARIP AMOWEI EMMANUEL DUDAFA & ORS92FHC/L/238C/2016FRN V WARIP AMOWEI EMMANUEL DUDAFA & ANOR.93FHC/L/31C/2016FRN V PATRICK AKPOBOLOKEM & 11 ORS94FHC/L/553C/2016FRN V PATRICK AKPOBOLOKEM & 11 ORS95FHC/511C/2016FRN V PATRICK AKPOBOLOKEM & 6 ORS96LD/217C/15FRN V PATRICK AKPOBOLOKEM, MAJOR GENERAL EMMANUEL ATEWE & ORS97LD/218C/15FRN V PATRICK AKPOBOLOKEM & 6 ORS98FHC/L/149/16BABA JARUNA JAURO & 2 ORS99FHC/L/148C/16FRN V CALISTUS & 3 ORS100FHC/GM/33C/2011FRN V ALHAJI DANJUMA GOJE & 4 ORS101HOS/34C/2017FRN V PROFESSOR ANTHONY ELUJOBA, JOSEPHINE ADERONKE AKEREDOLU102I/5EFCC/2011FRB V OTUNBA ALAO-AKALA & ORS103AK/4C/2017FRN V ADEBIYI G. DARAMOLA, EMMANUEL AYODEJI ORESEGUN104AB/EFCC/03C/2016FRN V SENATOR ADESEYE OGUNLEWE, PROF. OLUSOLA OYEOLE, MOSES OLUSOLA ILESANMI105NSHC/EFCC/2C/2017FRN V DR. MAUZU BABANGIDA ALIYU ORS106FHC/ABJ/CR/71/2017FRN V DR MUAZU BABANGIDA & ANOR107FHC/ABJ/CR/43/2017FRN V ANDREW YAKUBU108FHC/ABJ/CR/329/2015FRN V SULE LAMIDO & ORS.109AB/EFCC/02/11FRN V GBENGA DANIEL110SS/33C/2009FRN V ATTAHIRU BAFARAWA & ORS.111FHC/ABJ/CR/297/2015FRN V STEPHEN ORONSANYE & ORS.112FHC/ABJ/CR/82/2013FRN V DR. SANI TEIDI SHAIBU & ORS.113FHC/09C/2007FRN V CHIMAROKE NNAMANI & ORS.114FHC/L/336C/08FRN V RASHEED LADOJA115FHC/ABJ/CR/389/2015FRN V BELLO ABBA MOHAMMED & ORS116FHC/ABJ/CR/46/2016FRN V AIR CHIEF MARSHAL ALEX S. BADEH & IYALIKAM NIGERIA LTD117FHC/ABJ/CR/362/2015FRN V GABRIEL SUSWAM & ANOR118FHC/ABJ/CR/380/2015FRN V DR. RAYMOND DOKPESI & ANOR119FCT/CR/42/2015FRN V BASHIR YUGUDA & 5 ORS.120FCT/CR/43/2015FRN V COL. MOHAMMED SAMBO DASUKI & 4 ORS.123EHC/74C/2017FRN V INNOCENT AZUBIKE UMEZULIKE124FHC/ABJ/CR/56/07FRN V ORJI UZOR KALU & ORS.125FHC/ABJ/CR/86/07FRN V SAMINU TURAKI & ORS.126FCT/CR/64/2012FRN V ESAI DANGABAR & 7 ORS.127FHC/LF/CR/34/2011FRN V ALIYU AKWE DOMA & 2 ORS.128FHC/ABJ/CR/293/2015FRN V MURTALA NYAKO & ORS.129FHC/ABJ/CR/05/16FRN V OLISA METUH & ANOR.130FCT/HC/20/16FRN V AIR VICE MARSHAL OLUTAYO OGUNTOYIBO131FHC/ABJ/CR/92/2016FRN V AIR VICE MARSHAL MOHAMMED DIKKO UMAR132CR/182/2016FRN V AVM. ALKALI MOHAMMED MAMU133FHC/ABJ/CR/113/2016FRN V ROBERT AZIBOLA & 2 ORS.134FCT/CR/177/2017FRN V SENATOR BALA MOHAMMED135FHC/ABJ/CR/141/16FRN V EMEKA MBA & ORS136KTH/34C/2016FRN V IBRAHIM SHEHU SHEMA & 3 ORS.137FHC/ABJ/CR/186/2016FRN V AVM MARSHAL TONY OMENYI AND ANOR138FHC/ABJ/CR/42/2016FRN V ABBA MORO & ORS139FHC/ABJ/CR/224/2016FRN V ASHINZE & 8 ORS.140CR/210/16FRN V VICE AD. JIBRIN & 3 ORS.141FHC/ABJ/CR/142/16FRN V OLUGBENGA OBADINA AND ANOR.

 

NDLEA  142FCH/L65/18FRN V IGAN EGHEOSA143FHC/244C/12FRN V. ADEGBOYEGA AYOBAMI ADENIJI144FHC/AWK/37C/2015

FHC/ AWKA, ANAMBRA STATE

FRN V IKEJIAKU SYLVESTER CHUKWUNWENDU & 3 ORS145FHC/EN/CR/53/2015

ENUGU, ENUGU STATE

FRN V EDDIE IFEANYICHUKWU DAYSON & 3 ORS146FHC/AK/56C/2015-

FHC AKURE, ONDO STATE

FRN V AUGUSTINE FRIDAY USIFO & ANOR147FHC/L/519C/2015-

FHC LAGOS

FRN V UBA HARRIS ALAEKWE & 13 ORS148FHC/ASB/21C/2016FHC V ANTHONY CHUKWUEMEKA UMOLU & 8 ORS (INCLUDING FOUR MEXICANS)149FHC/L/232C/2016-

FHC, LAGOS

FRN V JOHN VINCENT ARINZE150FHC/AK/CS/60C/2017-

FHC, AKURE, ONDO STATE

EXPARTE APPLICATION (SUSPECT AT LARGE SINCE JAN. 2016)151FHC/AK/34C/2017-

FHC, AKURE, ONDO STATE

FRN V ESUABOM JOHNSON & ERIC AKINYIMIKA152FHC/L/311C/2017-

FHC, LAGOS

FRN V MUONEKE JOHNPAUL IFEANYI & 3 ORS153 FRN V OGBEGBU GOODLUCK & ORS154FHC/L/483C/2017-

FHC, LAGOS

FRN V EZE REMUGUS RAPURUCHUKWU & 4 ORS155FCH/L/235C/17FRN V ONOWU CHUKWUKA ISAAC

 

 

SECOND SCHEDULE

agencies of the federal government of Nigeria directly affected by this Order

1. ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CRIMES COMMISSION (EFCC)

2. NATIONAL AGENCY FOR THE PROHIBITION OF TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS (NAPTIP)

3. NIGERIA POLICE FORCE (NPF)

4. INDEPENDENT CORRUPT PRACTICES AND OTHER RELATED OFFENCES COMMISSION (ICPC)

5. NATIONAL DRUG LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY (NDLEA)

6. NIGERIA CUSTOMS SERVICE (NCS)

7. NATIONAL AGENCY FOR FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL (NAFDAC)

8. NIGERIAN IMMIGRATION SERVICE (NIS)

9. STANDARDS ORGANIZATION OF NIGERIA (SON)

10. NIGERIAN SECURITY AND CIVIL DEFENCE CORPS (NSCDC)

11. FEDERAL ROAD SAFETY COMMISSION (FRSC)

12. DEPARTMENT OF STATE SERVICES (DSS)

13. NIGERIAN COPYRIGHT COMMISSION (NCC)

14. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMSSION (SEC)

15. CODE OF CONDUCT BUREAU (CCB)

16. NIGERIAN FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE UNIT (NFIU)

17. CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA (CBN)

18. OFFICE OF THE HEAD OF CIVIL SERVICE OF THE FEDERATION

19. NATIONAL IDENTITY MANAGEMENT COMMISSION

20. ANY OTHER AGENCY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT THAT MAY BE SUBSEQUENTLY INCLUDED BY THE HONOURABLE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE FEDERATIFCT