A witness of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ahmed Gbigbadua, has told the Federal High Court in Abuja that a famous land agent, Rebecca Omokamo, has no title documents to three properties she allegedly sold to unsuspecting buyers.
The witness said that both Omokamo and Godwin-Isaac, who are facing trial on alleged land-grabbing offences, could not produce any documents to prove ownership of the disputed properties they allegedly sold fraudulently.
Omokamo is standing trial over alleged land fraud, forgery of title documents, and money laundering involving Plot 4022 in Guzape and several plots in Katampe District, Abuja.
The defendant is being prosecuted by the EFCC on behalf of the Federal Government at the Federal High Court in Abuja.
At the resumption of the trial on Thursday, Gbigbadua, of the EFCC’s Extractive Industries Fraud Section, was led in evidence by the prosecution counsel, Christopher Mshelia.
He told Justice Joyce Abdulmalik that the commission commenced investigation into the land-grabbing matter after receiving a petition from the law firm of Femi Falana, SAN, on behalf of Colleen Yesufu, concerning Plots 1861, 1862, and 1863 in Katampe District, Abuja.
The witness said that during the investigation into the alleged land racketeering, the defendants failed to produce any evidence showing that they were the original allottees of the three plots.
Gbigbadua told the court that May Estate Agency, Fafan Agency Limited, and Adamu Ayinloda Estate Company applied for the properties and obtained Rights of Occupancy and other relevant title documents, making them the
