Super Rich Civil Servants Selling their Homes for fear of Buhari.
These are not comfortable times for some ‘super rich’ civil servants as they are said to be rushing to sell their choice houses and state-of-the-art automobile in order to avoid losing the properties to the no-nonsense anti-corruption war that President Muhammadu Buhari is about to start from Abuja.
Already, the ICPC has reportedly confiscated some buildings said to have been owned by public servants whose earnings are said not to support ownership of such big houses.
For fear of Buhari, some corrupt big civil servants have been bombarding estate agents in Abuja in order to aid the quick sale of their houses...
According to Punch, financially buoyant buyers were said to have started cashing in on the development.
It was gathered that the sale of properties in Abuja since the new administration came on board had increased by about 30 per cent. In fact, it was learnt that property sales in the FCT increased “tremendously” within the past four weeks, in contrast to the lull that characterised the sector from January to May this year.
“The probe has created panic. People now consult us, requesting our assistance in helping them sell their properties. Of course, they won’t say they are trying to avoid probe, but most of us know that that is what they are avoiding,” an agent and member of the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria, who pleaded not to be identified, said.
Already, the ICPC has reportedly confiscated some buildings said to have been owned by public servants whose earnings are said not to support ownership of such big houses.
For fear of Buhari, some corrupt big civil servants have been bombarding estate agents in Abuja in order to aid the quick sale of their houses...
According to Punch, financially buoyant buyers were said to have started cashing in on the development.
It was gathered that the sale of properties in Abuja since the new administration came on board had increased by about 30 per cent. In fact, it was learnt that property sales in the FCT increased “tremendously” within the past four weeks, in contrast to the lull that characterised the sector from January to May this year.
“The probe has created panic. People now consult us, requesting our assistance in helping them sell their properties. Of course, they won’t say they are trying to avoid probe, but most of us know that that is what they are avoiding,” an agent and member of the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria, who pleaded not to be identified, said.
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