The Supreme
Court reserved judgement in the appeal by Ahmed Makarfi against Ali Modu
Sheriff over the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) national chairmanship.
The five
member panel presided by Justice Walter Onnoghen said the new date will be
communicated to parties.
Ali Modu
Sheriff, a factional national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP,
and former Borno State Governor is alleged to be financially bankrupt.
According to reports, the former governor contracted services of an agent to
dispose some of his assets in N’Djamena, Chad.
The agent, Mr
Uche is said to be currently in N’Djamena, Chad selling and disposing off
Sheriff’s assets.
According to
sources, the assets being disposed of consisted of an un-utilised oil block
valued at several billions of naira. Plans to sell the oil bloc to Chief Arthur
Eze, a Nigerian oil and gas billionaire, has allegedly been finalised.
The reports
also claim that the factional chairman will also sell off all his multi-billion
dollar houses and office complex in Njadmena. The source also allegedly claim
that Sheriff is disposing off his assets in other to pull enough resources to
contest the Presidential election in 2019. “Sheriff has ambition in 2019 to
become the president of Nigeria and he is currently broke following his failed
investments in N’Djamena.
“He is a
great gambler who was virtually bankrupt before the 2003 gubernatorial election
in Borno state, which he contested and won. Sheriff would have completely gone
bankrupt had he lost the election at that time after spending all his fortunes
to contest the election. “He was however lucky that he won and thereafter
recouped back all that he spent and even stole more in his eight years as
governor.
Probably, he
thinks he will do the same again in 2019, now that his oil and gas investments
had hit the rocks, to see if luck will shine on him again this time around to
have an opportunity to plunder the nation’s common wealth. “That’s why he is
selling off his assets running into billions of naira to contest in 2019, but I
can tell you, he is broke for now that even Fayose can match him money for
money,” the source said. The source also alleged that Ali Modu Sheriff while as
governor of Borno had invested massively in Chad’s oil and gas industry.

No money to still steal now so he has to sell off his stuff
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