It was gathered that residents and visitors were unable to access the street as the anti-graft agency mounted a heavy security presence.
According to Channels TV, the EFCC said its action was backed by a valid court order, stressing that it was carried out within the law.
The move follows recent actions by security agencies targeting properties linked to the former minister in Abuja.
Just a day earlier, EFCC operatives had marked the house for forfeiture.
KanyiDaily recalls that on February 27, the court granted bail to Abubakar Malami and his son, Abdulaziz, in the sum of ₦200 million each.
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