By Mahmoud
A court in UK has reportedly commenced the seizure of assets belonging to Alhaji Abdulrahman Musa Bashar, owner of Rahamaniyya, following a legal dispute involving a fuel transaction with foreign business partners.
According to information circulating in a video, the dispute arose after Bashar allegedly received money from some foreign nationals to supply them with petroleum products but failed to fulfil the terms of the agreement.
The foreign parties reportedly instituted legal proceedings against him before a court in the United Kingdom over the matter.
The UK court is said to have ruled that assets belonging to Bashar should be seized to enforce the judgment, including properties and other interests held in different parts of the world.
Following the reported judgment, the court is said to have transmitted an order to Nigerian authorities to begin the process of identifying and taking control of Bashar’s assets within the country.
The enforcement process has reportedly now commenced, with properties linked to the businessman said to be among the assets targeted by the order.
Bashar is widely associated with Rahamaniyya, a petroleum company whose filling stations are located in several parts of Nigeria. The company has established a presence in the downstream petroleum sector through its retail outlets and other business interests.
However, details of the UK judgment, the exact amount involved in the dispute, and the specific assets affected by the enforcement action were not provided in the information available. The allegations and the reported court order would therefore require verification from the relevant court records and Nigerian authorities.
A video containing further claims about the reported asset seizure is being circulated, with viewers directed to the comments section for the footage.
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