The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has declared the co-founder and managing director of Chappal Energies Ufoma Immanuel wanted for fraud.
The anti-graft agency said she will be charged to court as soon as investigations are concluded.
The EFCC said it secured a warrant for the arrest of Mr Sylva at the Lagos Division of the Federal High Court on November 6, 2025.
Mr Ikyaan solicited the people’s cooperation and urged the stakeholders to sensitise their people accordingly.
The former governor and his co-defendant, however, pleaded not guilty.
The anti-graft commission alleged that the former minister awarded various contracts to his younger brother to the tune of about N19.4 billion.
He said that the commission also handed over the sum of N1.1 million recovered to the victim.
EFCC warned that there is no shortcut to wealth.
To hold others to account, EFCC must be accountable.
CBN said the removal followed a successful on-site evaluation of reforms implemented across the financial system.
