The Assets Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) has taken over some houses belonging to former Governor Abdulfattah Ahmed of Kwara State over a N5 billion debt.
The property is located at No. 9A Abdulrazaq Street, GRA, Ilorin.
Jude Nwazor, spokesman of AMCON, confirmed this to Daily Trust in a telephone chat.
He, however, said the debt was a personal one by the former governor.
Nwazor said all efforts to peacefully resolve the loan had been frustrated by the former governor which left AMCON no other choice than to seek justice in court.
Ahmed, who succeeded former Senate President Bukola Saraki, governed Kwara between 2011 and 2019.
Currently, he is not holding any political office.
But some hours ago, he joined forces with some prominent Nigerians to establish a Third Force known as the Rescue Nigeria Project (RNP).
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