Ex-Gov arrives Nigeria
Multipe reports hinted that Ibori arrived the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on Saturday morning and is on his way to his hometown, Oghara in Delta State.
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According to a report by Punch, James Ibori had, on Friday, appeared before a Southwark Crown court in London for his asset forfeiture hearing.
The former governor regained his freedom in December 2016 after spending over four years in a United Kingdom prison for money laundering.
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The British Government had accused him of stealing about $250m from the Delta State Government, part of which was used in buying six houses and luxury vehicles in the UK, the United States and South Africa.
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