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British police raid ex-gov Igbinedion's house in London

The Sun News On-line: "Trouble appears heightening for former Governor of Edo State, Chief Lucky Igbinedion as the London Metropolitan Police on Weddnesday conducted an extensive search of a home belonging to him in London.

A report posted by Sahara reporters.com said Igbinedion’s main London residence, located in the High Gate area of London—described as one of London’s most expensive addresses—was subjected to what a source of the internet newswire within the Metropolitan Police described as a sweeping search."

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