EFCC starts manhunt for proprietor of seized N448.85m found in Lagos shopping complex.

- EFCC says it is on the trail of the proprietors of the N448.85m it found in Lagos state on Friday
 - Sam Amadin, the counter debasement organization's representative in Lagos, said endeavors are on to contact the proprietors of the complex to know those that leased the influenced shops 
- According to Amadin, the shops had been deserted for quite a while.

 A segment of the seized trade out Lagos on Friday, April t The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has said that it is looking for the proprietor of N448.85million it found in a strip mall in Lagos state late on Friday, April 7. As indicated by The Punch, representative of the organization in Lagos Sam Amadin said it was attempting to achieve the proprietor of the complex with a view to knowing who leased the said shop 64. Perused ALSO: Buhari issues new order to EFCC, AGF, others on recouped plunder "The mall, from preparatory examination, was worked by domain engineers. From the designers, we will get the proprietor of the cash. "The general population around the perplexing know the proprietor of the cash. The place has not been being used for quite a while, the proprietor just sneaks into the place and keep the cash. We will locate the proprietor soon," Amadin said. An announcement by the Commission on Friday night after the disclosure said N448.85m was recouped in a shop at the LEGICO Shopping Plaza on Victoria Island. The announcement read to some extent: "The shops had the signage of a Bureau de Change. Request about the proprietor of shop 64 showed that he had not been seen for quite a while, as neighbors guaranteed the shop had not been opened for business for near two years. "The consideration of the court's Chairman and a few dealers were attracted request to drive the shops open. "There was no cash found in shop 67, however in shop 64, loads of Ghana-Must-Go packs were found on the floor of the shop. Perused ALSO: How Nigerian places of worship empower defilement - Obasanjo "When the sacks were unfastened they were found to contain groups of Naira notes totalling N448. 85m."