AMCON Seizes Ben Bruce’s Silverbird Properties Over Unpaid N11 Billion Loan

The Assets Management Company of Nigeria, AMCON, has taken over all assets owned by Silverbird Group.
Silverbird Group is reportedly owing the government agency about N11 billion.
Policemen on Thursday, June 23, 2016 barricaded all properties belonging to the companies owned by opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Senator Ben Murray-Bruce.
Silverbird TV station has stopped live transmission of its programmes, showing only recorded programmes. As at 9:25AM on Wednesday, the screen was blank with nothing being transmitted. It remained so until the time of filing this report.
Photo taken on the morning of Thursday, June 23, 2016 shows police at Silverbird Galleria, Victoria Island, Lagos | The Gazeller News
Silverbird Group Debt Troubles: Photo taken on the morning of Thursday, June 23, 2016 shows police at Silverbird Galleria, Victoria Island, Lagos | The Gazeller News
Guests and staff have also been asked to vacate all premises of the Silverbird TV stations and Cinemas.
The companies affected by the takeover are Silverbird Galleria Limited, Silverbird Promotions Limited, and Silverbird Showtime Limited.
AMCON had, by notice of appointment dated April 18 appointed Muiz Banire as Receiver/Manager over the sprawling assets of the three companies located at 133 Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos, Plot No 1161 (Silverbird Galleria); Central Area Cadastral Zone AOO, Abuja; and Abonnema Wharf Road and Abali Park in Port Harcourt City of Rivers State.
The takeover followed the interim orders granted by Justice Cecilia Olatoregun-Ishola of the Federal High Court, Lagos, on June 17 which allowed the Receiver/Manager to take possession of the said properties.
Efforts to reach Senator Ben Murray Bruce for comments at the time of filing this report.

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