Nigeria’s Supreme Court affirms a final forfeiture order involving properties and financial assets linked to former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor Godwin Emefiele. Multiple reports say the apex court’s judgment holds that seven high-value landed properties are forfeited to the Federal Government, along with cash valued at about $2.045 million and related share certificates. Outlets also report that the Supreme Court issues its decision as a unanimous ruling and that it reverses an earlier outcome from the Court of Appeal in Lagos, which had nullified the forfeiture order and sent the matter back for further action. One source notes the case began with a Federal High Court ruling in Abuja about 19 months earlier, ordering final forfeiture of a large estate comprising hundreds of housing units and other assets recovered in connection with Emefiele. Another report says the Supreme Court overturns the Court of Appeal’s decision that had ordered a retrial. Overall, the reporting is consistent that the Supreme Court restores and finalizes the forfeiture to the Federal Government, concluding the legal process described in these accounts.