EFCC Secures Forfeiture Order of $150,000 Linked to Vetifly Director Emmanuel Okoh
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has obtained a court order for the interim forfeiture of $150,000 linked to Emmanuel Okoh, the director of Vetifly Global Inc. This action follows allegations of breaching a $1.5 million investment agreement dating back to February 2022.
Okoh reportedly failed to honor the agreement, leaving investors without recourse. Investigations revealed financial discrepancies, including transactions through Vetifly's First Bank account.
The court has directed EFCC to publish the forfeiture order, with a hearing scheduled for February 11, 2026.
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