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CBN orders banks to freeze terrorism linked accounts

The Central Bank of Nigeria has ordered banks and other financial institutions to freeze accounts linked to six individuals and four bureau de change operators accused of terrorism financing. The directive was issued in line with Nigeria’s updated sanctions list and requires all regulated financial institutions to act immediately. The CBN said the affected accounts, funds and assets must be frozen without prior notice. According to the bank, the order also covers assets controlled directly or indirectly by the listed persons and entities. It added that no funds, services or economic resources should be made available to them. The CBN instructed banks to screen customers, beneficial owners and transactions against the updated sanctions list. Institutions are also expected to file suspicious transaction reports where necessary and report their findings within 48 hours. The move is part of efforts to tighten […]

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FG files treason terrorism charges against ex minister Sylva and others

The Federal Government has filed a 13 count charge at the Federal High Court in Abuja against former Minister of State for Petroleum Resources Timipre Sylva and six others over an alleged plot to wage war against Nigeria and commit acts of terrorism. Those charged alongside Sylva are retired Major General Mohammed Ibrahim Gana, retired Navy Captain Erasmus Victor, serving police inspector Ahmed Ibrahim, Zekeri Umoru, Bukar Goni and Abdulkadir Sani. They are expected to be arraigned on Wednesday before Justice Joyce Abdulmalik. Court documents describe Sylva as being at large. The charge, filed by the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation and signed by Director of Public Prosecutions Rotimi Oyedepo SAN, accuses the defendants of offences including treason, terrorism, failure to disclose security information and money laundering linked to terrorism financing. Prosecutors allege that in 2025 the […]

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Court to open ex‑AGF Malami, son’s terrorism trial March 10

The Federal High Court in Abuja will on March 10 begin the trial of former Attorney General of the Federation Abubakar Malami and his son Abdulaziz over alleged terrorism financing and related offences. Malami and his son were earlier arraigned by the Department of State Services on a five count charge bordering on aiding and abetting terrorism, terrorism financing and unlawful possession of firearms and ammunition under the Terrorism Act 2022 and Firearms Act 2004. The court had in February granted each of them bail in the sum of N200 million with sureties, but ordered that they remain in custody until the bail conditions were fully met. At the last sitting, the case was adjourned after the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation formally took over the prosecution from the DSS, prompting a rescheduling of the commencement of […]

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DSS charges ex AGF Malami, son with terrorism, firearms offences

The Department of State Services has arraigned former Attorney General of the Federation Abubakar Malami and his son Abdulaziz before the Federal High Court in Abuja on terrorism and illegal firearms charges.​ They are facing a five count charge in case number FHC/ABJ/CR/63/2026. Prosecutors allege that while in office as Attorney General, Malami knowingly abetted terrorism financing by refusing to prosecute suspected terrorism financiers whose case files were sent to his office.​ Both men are also accused of unlawfully keeping firearms in their residence at Gesse Phase II in Birnin Kebbi Local Government Area of Kebbi State without lawful authority. The charge lists a Sturm Magnum 17 0101 firearm, sixteen Redstar AAA 5.20 live cartridges and twenty seven expended Redstar AAA 5.20 cartridges as items allegedly found in their possession.​ The offences are said to be contrary to and punishable […]

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