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How bandits raided the home of Former PDP BoT Chairman at Brains & Hermas Estate Abuja, searching for N5 billion and ammunition

A former Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party, Senator Walid Jibrin, on Wednesday, raised the alarm that suspected bandits raided his rented house at Brains & Hermas Estate Apo 3 FCT Abuja, searching for N5 billion and ammunition. 

Jibrin disclosed that the bandits who came in seven SUV cars with sophisticated weapons, ordered his house boy identified as Awwalu to take them into his bedroom where they ransacked and carted away some documents. 

According to him, they told his house help that they were searching for N5bn, ammunition, some documents and thereafter vandalised his main bedroom and went away with some documents. 

This is coming a few days after suspected Boko Haram members attacked the Adamawa residence of the former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar.

Jibrin, while addressing a press conference in Kaduna, explained that the attack was the second time bandits were raiding his residence. 

Jibrin, a Second Republic senator, said, “Ladies and Gentlemen, can I use this opportunity to announce that recently some suspected bandits/kidnappers forcefully entered my rented house at the Brains & Hermas Estate, Apo 3 FCT Abuja by seriously vandalising my main bedroom going away with vital documents. 

“They tied my house boy, Awwalu, and told him that they came to take away N5bn hidden by me and also to take away some so-called ammunition kept by me but unfortunately found nothing at all.

“Even though I was not at home when they came in the afternoon, they forced my house boy Awwalu to the bedroom but alas found nothing. 

“They took my house boy away and later dropped him somewhere after informing him that they took the exercise because they were looking for such a big amount as N5bn and some ammunition kept by me but found nothing at all.

“The bandits came with about seven Sport Utility Vehicles, eight persons with sophisticated ammunition. I have since reported the matter to the Inspector General of Police who directed the Commissioner of Police, FCT, to handle the matter. The CP is still in investigation.”

He added, “I want to announce that I have never kept such an amount of money or any ammunition in my house. It is important also for the whole world to note that I do not own any personal house in FCT Abuja. I also never have any personal house in my Local Government Council headquarters in Nasarawa LGA or any house in my Nasarawa State capital, Lafia.

“The current house attached in the Brains and Hermas Estate is a fully rented house that will expire in three months’ time. I want to assure all that I still remain a man of honour and integrity who never worked with the Federal Government. 

“I will always remain a company executive in the Nigerian 175 Textiles and now a National Life Patron of the industry and also a strategic member of the National Council of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria.

“It is also important to state that I am a true Nigerian politician who served up to the position of the chairman, PDP Board of Trustees until recently when I voluntarily resigned from that prestigious position.”

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