An estate agent, whose name was given as Oyin Daramola and owner of
Still Earth properties, was quizzed alongside Titilayo of Philberth
company.
The men of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, have reportedly revealed how Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose bought N1.35billion properties in Lags and Abuja.
According to a report by SaharaReporters, the properties numbering five was is situated in highbrow areas in Lagos and Abuja.
While four duplexes in
Lagos, were allegedly acquired by the state governor six months after
he was sworn in as the Governor for the second time, Fayose allegedly
bought only one in Abuja.
The
report revealed that three personalities connected to the acquisition
were quizzed by the EFCC and they revealed the governor indeed bought
the properties through the help of his associate, Abiodun Agbele, who
allegedly brokered the deals.
An estate agent, whose name was given as Oyin Daramola and owner of Still Earth properties, was quizzed alongside Titilayo of Philberth company.
The
individuals were alleged to have confirmed some of the claims by
Agbele, who had divulged informations about the secret deals of the
sitting Governor.
It was also reported that
although the transactions were handled by Daramola's Still Earth
company, Fayose has refused to pay estate agency fees up until the time
of filing this report.
Instead, he offered to pay
fees through the award of contracts to the estate agent in Ekiti State
to defray the commission on the five properties.
Fayose
is being investigated by the men of the EFCC over his involvement in
the Arms Deal Probe as well as the alleged money laundering.