Federal Housing Ministry Warn Nigerians Say Dem No Approve Pink Synergy or Any Company to Sell Emefiele EFCC-Seized Houses

My people, Federal Ministry of Housing don come outside with loudspeaker say make Nigerians shine eye well-well. Dem talk am plain — no company, including one wey dem call Pink Synergy Global, get any approval to sell 753 houses wey EFCC seize from former CBN oga, Godwin Emefiele.

Dem say di rumour and advert wey dey waka online na pure scam. According to dem, no be only Pink Synergy matter be the problem — nobody at all get green light to touch those houses.

Di Federal Housing Ministry talk say the kain fraud wey some pipu wan run fit make innocent Nigerians lose their hard-earned money. So dem dey beg make pipu no fall mugu for any sweet-mout offer.

EFCC Property No Be Open Market

For pipu wey never sabi, EFCC don seize plenty properties wey dem believe say link to corruption and misuse of office. The 753 houses wey dey for this gist na part of di ones wey dem hold because of Emefiele’s palava.

Normally, any sale of such properties go follow official government process, no be backdoor arrangement or WhatsApp group auction. Federal Ministry of Housing say if dem wan sell, Nigerians go hear am for national news, no be for corner gist.

Dem also remind public say scammers sabi use original-looking letterhead and fake approval documents to collect money from unsuspecting buyers. So make everybody no rush put hand for any transaction until dem confirm from official source.

Federal Housing Ministry Drop Final Warning

As the matter still dey hot, the ministry don send final warning give both Nigerians and fake agents. Nigerians — make una no release shishi to anybody wey claim say dem fit sell those EFCC houses. Fake agents — make una stop before wahala go land una for police net.

Social media don already catch the story, and some pipu dey joke say “If you no get sense, dem go sell you the moon join those houses.” Others dey thank the ministry for quick alert before fraudsters go cash out.

For now, all eyes still dey on EFCC and Federal Housing Ministry for how dem go manage the seized properties. But one thing clear — 753 houses no go disappear overnight, and anybody wey wan buy go hear official bell ring first.