By Matthew Ogune Abuja 15 June 2023 | 8:14 am The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC) has arrested one Mohammed Sani Mohammed, an alleged fraudster who has been posing as a personnel of the Commission and defrauding victims on the pretext that he could help them procure soft-landing regarding their cases with the Commission. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC) has arrested one Mohammed Sani Mohammed, an alleged fraudster who has been posing as a personnel of the Commission and defrauding victims on the pretext that he could help them procure soft-landing regarding their cases with the Commission. The bubble burst for the scammer when the Commission’s Enugu Command stumbled on intelligence regarding his criminal activities. The Intel was transmitted to the Kano Command which, after weeks of surveillance, arrested the suspect today, June 14, 2023. Investigation so far revealed that the suspect had obtained the sum of N4,667,000 (Four Million, Six Hundred and Sixty Seven Thousand Naira). It was discovered that, apart from impersonating EFCC officials, the suspect has severally impersonated personnel of the military and other security services. The suspect will be charged to court upon the conclusion of the investigation. 18 mins ago President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (BAT) has been urged by the House of Representatives to roll out palliative measures so as to ease the pains suffered by Nigerians due to the removal of fuel subsidy. 23 mins ago A baby girl was found abandoned under a parked bus on Wednesday at Mile 12 in Ketu, Lagos. 42 mins ago The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC) has arrested one Mohammed Sani Mohammed, an alleged fraudster who has been posing as a personnel of the Commission and defrauding victims on the pretext that he could help them procure soft-landing regarding their cases with the Commission. 1 hour ago Gunmen on Tuesday resumed their activities in Benue State after allegedly kidnapping three persons including a policeman and two other victims. 4 hours ago The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) may have embraced the painful, but realistic path to foreign exchange rate convergence, adopting a clean float at the interbank market.
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