Wife Of Ex Kogi Governor’s Son Defies Court Order, Throws Out Tenants (Photos)

Posted by E.L.E.X on June 09 2020 under News

Impropriety on display again, as Princess Zahrah Audu the wife of Prince Mustapha Audu Abubakar, harasses her husband’s tenants.

Sources gathered that Princess Zahrah Mustapha Audu is in the habit of resorting to self help, harassment and other unlawful means to effect wrongful eviction on her husband’s (Prince Mustapha Audu Abubakar) tenants.

The self acclaimed activist for political change has severally barred entry of tenants into their premises, harassed and verbally assaulted her tenants.

Recently, our sources gathered that she unlawfully locked out a tenant from her premises.

All efforts to mediate by neighbour and law enforcement officers proved abortive as she adamantly insisted on proving the extent of her political power and influence.

The tenant in question approached the Court and a Court Order was granted restraining Princess Zahrah Mustapha Audu from disturbing the tenant’s peaceable and quiet enjoyment of the property, but Princess Zahrah who considers herself to be above the law had the Court Order torn off the gate.

She flagrantly and contemptuously disregarded the Court Order and even went ahead to break into the tenants’ house. She had the tenants’ properties damaged and thrown out of the house.

Several valuables including appointment and promotion letters, land documents,diamond engagement ring and gold Jewelleries belonging to the tenant are currently nowhere to be found.

In all these, she is said to have consistently bragged about her relationship with the Inspector General of police which leaves Nigerians wondering if the IGP would condone such lawlessness.

It is astoundingly hypocritical that Princess Zahrah Mustapha Audu who has recently berated business mogul Aliko Dangote for unethical behavior and threatened to sue him will resort to this kind of behavior

Princess Zahrah has been in the limelight in the past as we recall that she was charged for committing crimes as she was accused of allegedly defrauding one Nike Kolawole of the sum of 18 million Naira.

Our office is currently unable to confirm if the said criminal case is pending, if she has been acquitted or found guilty