Assets seizure: Malami appeals judgement, restates confidence in judiciary

By Haruna Aliyu

The Office of former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, has noted the judgment of the Federal High Court, Abuja, concerning the forfeiture of certain properties linked to him.

Reacting to the recent judgment through his media aide Bello Doka on Friday, Malami stated that he respectfully disagrees with aspects of the judgment, but he remains fully committed to the rule of law and the independence of the judiciary. In line with his constitutional rights, he has instructed his legal team to immediately challenge the decision at the Court of Appeal.

The office emphasised that the judgment is not the final determination of the matter.

“The appellate process exists to ensure that every legal issue is thoroughly examined, and Mr. Malami is confident that justice will ultimately prevail,” the statement added.

The aide urged the public and the media to avoid premature conclusions while the judicial process runs its full course. Respect for due process remains the cornerstone of every democratic society.

Doka added that Malami sincerely appreciates the prayers, goodwill, and steadfast support of the people of Kebbi State and Nigerians across the country.

He assured them that this development would not distract him from his unwavering commitment to serving the people and advancing his vision for a peaceful, secure, and prosperous Kebbi State.

“Supporters are encouraged to remain calm, peaceful, and law-abiding while allowing the courts to perform their constitutional role,” he said.

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