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ICPC Seizes Electronic Devices from Residence of Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has released details of electronic items recovered from the residence of former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, as part of an ongoing investigation.
In a statement issued by the anti-graft agency, the ICPC disclosed that the items seized were largely electronic devices and digital storage equipment.
According to the commission, operatives recovered nine flash drives, one memory card, and seven hard drives during the operation. Several laptops were also among the confiscated items, including Apple MacBook Pro and Elumac Book Pro models.
The agency further revealed that multiple mobile phones were retrieved from the residence. These include devices such as Blackberry, Nokia N95, Toshiba, Samsung IDEOS, Google IDEOS, as well as 18 other mobile devices.
Additionally, investigators reportedly recovered a Remarkable tablet along with its chargers. The commission stated that folders containing flight tickets were discovered stored across various digital devices.
The ICPC noted that all recovered items were properly documented, sealed, and prepared for forensic analysis as part of its ongoing probe.

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