Nigeria’s Supreme Court affirms a final forfeiture of assets linked to former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor Godwin Emefiele, ruling in favor of the Federal Government. Multiple outlets report that the apex court delivers a unanimous decision on Friday, overturning a previous ruling by the Court of Appeal in Lagos that had nullified or reversed the forfeiture order and triggered further procedural action. The Supreme Court reinstates the final forfeiture of seven landed properties described as high-value assets, and orders additional items including cash valued around $2 million, reported figures ranging from about $2.0 million to $2.45 million, and share certificates tied to Emefiele. Premium Times and other reports also describe an earlier Federal High Court order in Abuja that led toward the final forfeiture, involving a large estate and related assets. Collectively, the reporting indicates the case proceeds through multiple judicial levels before the Supreme Court’s final pronouncement restores the forfeiture. The outlets agree that the Supreme Court’s judgment directs the assets be taken by the Federal Government.