A civil society group, Initiative Against Human Rights Abuse & Torture (INAHURAT), calls on Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to enforce an interim forfeiture order from the Federal High Court in Abuja over disputed property. The group, led by lawyers including Maxwell Opara, makes the request publicly while referencing the court’s interim order related to property issues in Abuja involving a real estate developer, identified as Mrs. Rebecca Godwin-Isaac. According to the reports, INAHURAT says EFCC should move to implement the forfeiture order immediately rather than delay action. The matter is presented as an ongoing dispute involving the developer and property in Abuja, with the civil society group urging the anti-graft agency to follow the court’s direction. The articles do not provide details on the underlying allegations or the full scope of the properties covered, but they consistently state that the request is tied to the Federal High Court’s interim forfeiture order and that INAHURAT is seeking EFCC enforcement.