The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has sealed off a multi- million naira property belonging to the former governor of Kano State, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso.
Kwankwaso, a leading member of the Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) is the immediate past governor of Kano State.
Sources said the property belonging to Kwankwaso Foundation, which was donated to the state government as an Isolation centre but was rejected, has been marked by the commission for investigation,
Saturday Sun was told that a former boss of the state refuse agency, Abdullahi Mansur Gwarzo has been picked up by the commission on Thursday for questioning in connection with an on-going investigation.
Although some have linked the investigation to Kwankwaso’s 2015 Presidential campaign fund, an official of the anti corruption body explained that the EFCC was investigating a petition arising from a property dispute within the Ismaila Gwarzo family in the state.
He explained that the sealed property was sold to the former governor by one Abdullahi Muazu Gwarzo, adding that there appeared to be a problem with the disbursement of the proceeds of the transaction among the immediate family members of the Gwarzos
Saturday Sun was equally informed that it was likely that Abdullahi Muazu Gwarzo, who sold the property to the former governor on behalf of the Gwarzos, may not have had the consent of all family members.
Meanwhile some other properties linked to the present investigation have been marked off by the commission.