The Senator said about 222 properties recovered by under Maina were “shared by some interest groups” under EFCC watch. About 222 properties recovered by the former pension boss, Abdulrasheed Maina have been allegedly shared by some “interest groups” under the watch of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) watch.Senator Emmanuel Paulker, the chairman of the Senate adhoc committee investigating the disappearance, reemergence and reinstatement of Maina stated this at plenary on Thursday, November 23, 2017.Paulker told the Senate that the Presidential Task Team on Pension Reforms (PTTPR) headed by Maina had recovered about 222 houses investment, portfolio, properties from pension suspects in Abuja and other major cities across the country. The Delta state lawmaker noted that the EFCC took control of the recovered properties.
