The Nigeria Police Force says it has secured a permanent asset forfeiture order valued at more than ₦2 billion in a fraud and money-laundering case. According to reports, the case involves the police acting through the INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) in Abuja. The police also report that the matter proceeds through the courts, resulting in two separate Federal High Court judgments in Abuja. One aspect of the court rulings supports the investigative authority of the police in the matter, while the other enables the forfeiture of the identified assets. The forfeiture is described as part of the police efforts to recover proceeds linked to alleged financial wrongdoing. The reporting frames the development as a legal step that strengthens enforcement in suspected fraud cases by allowing assets connected to the allegations to be permanently forfeited following court approval. Details of the specific individuals or entities involved are not provided in the excerpts.