5. Abdullahi Adamu – N15bn
6. Attahiru Bafarawa – N15bn
7. Otunba Alao-Akala – N11.5bn
8. Ibrahim Shehu Shema – N11bn
9. Aliyu Akwe Doma – N8bn
10. Gbenga Daniel – N7bn
11. Chimaroke Nnamani – N5bn
12. Babangida Aliyu – N5bn (2 cases)
13. Rasheed Ladoja – N4.7bn
14. Orji Uzor Kalu – N3.2bn
15. Gabriel Suswan – N3.1bn
16. Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri – N2.9bn
17. Jolly Nyame – N1.64bn (Trial
concluded)
18. Sule Lamido – N1.3bn
19. Joshua Dariye – N1.16bn (Trial
concluded)
20. Ahmed Sani Yerima – N1bn
21. Ikedi Ohakim – N270m
22. James Bala Ngilari – N167m
23. Bukola Saraki – False Declaration of
Assets.
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