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Maina’s sister testifies in court, distances self from assets linked to her

Muhammad A. Aliyu
By Muhammad A. Aliyu
Published: December 12, 2019
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Abdullahi Fatima, younger sister to Abdulrasheed Maina testified in court over the ongoing trial between Maina and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

Okay.ng understands that Fatima testified behind a screen where her face was only seen by the judge, Justice Okon Abang, while her voice could be heard through the public address system of the court.

In her testimony on Wednesday, Fatima distanced herself from the monies and assets linked to her, saying she was not aware of it and had nothing to do with them.

Fatima narrated that the EFCC in August 2019 arrested her in connection with common input accounts and told the agency that she was unaware of her name being listed on the company’s registration paper.

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“Sometimes in August 2019, I went to the ATM to withdraw some money but unfortunately I could not. So, I went inside the bank to see the manager to complain. The manager told me to hold on, that he would find out the reason.

“After waiting for an hour, the manager told me that I was under arrest and he took me to an office and asked me to wait for the EFCC official to come and take me to their office in Kaduna.

“On getting to the EFCC’s office, they told me that there was a transaction in Common Input and I told them I am not aware of the transaction. So, they made me to write a statement.

“Afterwards, I was given an administrative bail on the same day and that I should proceed to the EFCC office in Abuja the next day.

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“The next day, I went to the Abuja office together with my lawyer. The officials also asked me if I knew any company by the name Common Input to which I say I do not.

“So, they presented a CAC incorporation form of the company where the name Fatima Samaila Abdullahi was stated together with my date of birth but the phone number on the form is not my own. Even the name as stated on the form is not my name as my full name is Fatima Abdullahi,” she said.

In addition, Fatima also said she was shown another CAC form for Kangolo Digital and Drew Investment and said she does not understand how her name got to the papers including her Bank Verification Number.

Justice Abang adjourned the matter to December 16 for cross-examination and hearing of the bail variation application filed by Maina.

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