June 7, 2008
Controversial minister of justice and attorney general, Michael Aondoakaa, has bought a three bedroom duplex for N110 million in the Apo Legislators Quarters in Abuja.
The minister, who has been fingered in several corrupt deals that involves using his offices to shield, indicted former governors and international economic crimes fugitives also renovated the house with N70 million according to sources knowledgeable about the developments.
The house, which is located on David Bamigboye Street, at an area originally named Zone A, was purchased fromHonorable Kayode Amusan representing Abeokuta North/Obafemi-Owode/Odeda constituency in Ogun State.
Ibadan-based Nigerian Tribune newspaper reports that Aondoakaa has since moved into the Duplex has also reconstructed the building, fixing a gatehouse and a giant black iron gate that conflicts with the usual structure of Apo houses.
The minister, who has been fingered in several corrupt deals that involves using his offices to shield, indicted former governors and international economic crimes fugitives also renovated the house with N70 million according to sources knowledgeable about the developments.
The house, which is located on David Bamigboye Street, at an area originally named Zone A, was purchased fromHonorable Kayode Amusan representing Abeokuta North/Obafemi-Owode/Odeda constituency in Ogun State.
Ibadan-based Nigerian Tribune newspaper reports that Aondoakaa has since moved into the Duplex has also reconstructed the building, fixing a gatehouse and a giant black iron gate that conflicts with the usual structure of Apo houses.
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