By Anifowoshe Oladipupo
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is set to rearraign Abuja real estate developer Rebecca Godwin Isaac, also known as Bilkisu Ishaqu Aliyu, over a scheme involving alleged forged land documents, fraud, and money laundering totaling about eight hundred million naira. Court documents show that Mrs Godwin Isaac, her husband Isaac Aliyu, and their company Homadil Realty Limited will face a five count charge related to conspiracy, obtaining by false pretence, forgery, and laundering proceeds of unlawful activity. In the new charge marked FHC ABJ CR 77 2025, the EFCC alleges that the defendants used forged documents including a fake power of attorney to claim ownership of Plot 4022 Guzape District Abuja. The EFCC said Mrs Godwin Isaac used the forged documents to secure a building permit from the FCT Department of Development Control and sold the land to a buyer for seventy million naira. The anti graft agency said the proceeds were laundered through Homadil Realty’s bank account to conceal their illicit origin. That you Godwin Isaac Rebecca Omokamo also known as Bilkisu Ishaqu Aliyu, Isaac Yusuf Ishaku, and Homadil Realty Limited sometime between 2020 and 2023 within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court conspired among yourselves to obtain falsify and fraudulently acquire Plot 4022 Guzape District Abuja belonging to Mrs Colleen Mero Yesufu by means of false representation and fraudulent documents knowing the same to be false, EFCC prosecutor Samuel Chime stated in the proof of evidence. The Guzape case is one of at least three criminal prosecutions involving Mrs Godwin Isaac and her associates. In a related case marked FHC ABJ CR 76 2025, the EFCC accuses her Homadil Realty Limited Idakwogi John and Rychado Homes Limited of conspiring to fraudulently sell Plots 1861 1862 and 1863 in Katampe Abuja. That seventeen count charge alleges that the defendants collected over five hundred million naira between 2023 and 2024 from multiple victims and laundered the funds through various company accounts. Mr John is separately accused of selling Plot 1863 for one hundred and twenty five million naira with the proceeds allegedly laundered through Rychado Homes. The defendants including her husband Mr Aliyu and Homadil Realty Limited pleaded not guilty to a five count charge filed on twenty third of January. While Mrs Godwin Isaac maintains her innocence and alleges persecution, Mrs Yesufu, the original allottee of Plot 4022, insists she was fraudulently dispossessed and has called on the EFCC, the FCT minister, and the president to ensure justice is done.
