The ongoing trial of former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor Godwin Emefiele has encountered fresh challenges, as the prosecution appears to be grappling with the unavailability of a crucial witness. Reports indicate that the prosecution might inform the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High Court that Jim Obazee, a special investigator appointed by President Bola Tinubu, is unable to testify in the case concerning an alleged $6.23 million discrepancy at the CBN’s Abuja branch. Sources close to the case suggest that this could lead to another request for an adjournment. Legal experts have pointed out that the court, under the leadership of Justice Hamza Muazu, has already voiced concerns over the repeated delays in the trial. In fact, several adjournments have been granted, some of which exceeded the statutory time limits, raising concerns about the efficiency of the proceedings. At the last hearing on March 17, Justice Muazu explicitly directed the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to present its principal witness on the next adjourned date, cautioning that failure to comply could result in consequences. A judicial source, who preferred to remain anonymous, revealed that the prosecution had initially planned to call a police officer as a witness but later scrapped the idea. The decision to abandon this plan was reportedly due to concerns about the reliability and weight of the testimony in such a high-profile case. As the trial progresses, it has also been disclosed that EFCC officials have been in communication with Obazee, who, despite the current challenges, has reportedly expressed his willingness to testify—provided he is formally approached through the proper legal channels.
In a recent high-profile legal action, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), through its Kano zonal office, has brought formal charges against five top-ranking officials from the Katsina State Board of Internal Revenue along with a First Bank manager, over allegations of misappropriating a staggering ₦1.2 billion in state tax revenue. Details of the EFCC’s Legal Action in Katsina On Tuesday, before Justice Musa Danladi of the Katsina State High Court, the EFCC arraigned the following individuals: These individuals are facing a seven-count charge centered on criminal conspiracy and the alleged misdirection of public tax revenues totaling ₦1,235,330,000. Source of the Misappropriated Funds According to a statement released by the EFCC on Wednesday, the funds in question were originally tax remittances from international humanitarian and health-focused non-governmental organizations (NGOs). These organizations include: These remittances were allegedly siphoned off from January 2022 to August 2024, using a Sterling Bank account labeled “BOIRS.” This account, according to the EFCC, was authorized by Rabiu Abdullahi, who is now serving as a Permanent Secretary in the state. Company Link and Money Laundering Allegations The EFCC further stated that the diverted funds were traced to NADIKKO General Suppliers, a corporate entity owned and operated by Nura Lawal, one of the accused revenue officials. This company reportedly served as the final destination for the laundered money, underlining a deliberate and systematic attempt to mask the financial misconduct. Court Proceedings and Bail Conditions All six defendants firmly denied the charges and pleaded not guilty during the court session. Following their arraignment, Justice Danladi granted bail to each of the accused persons, setting the amount at ₦5 million per defendant, with the additional requirement of providing one surety each. The matter has now been adjourned to October 27, 2025, when the trial is expected to begin in earnest, possibly unveiling more information on the financial irregularities and network behind the alleged crime.
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A Federal High Court in Kano has sentenced popular TikTok influencer Murja Ibrahim Kunya to six months in prison for violating the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Act by abusing the Naira. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) secured the conviction before Justice Simon Amobeda. Kunya was initially arrested in January 2025 for spraying Naira notes during her stay at Tahir Guest Palace in Kano. After being granted administrative bail, she failed to appear in court, leading to her re-arrest on March 16, 2025. She pleaded guilty to the amended one-count charge on May 20, 2025
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A dramatic turn of events unfolded at the Federal High Court in Lagos when a businessman, Okorie Sunday, who was arrested at Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Ikeja, Lagos, with $578,000 in cash, collapsed in the courtroom during his trial. The incident disrupted the proceedings as court officials and family members rushed to assist him. Businessman Slumps During Trial in Lagos Court Okorie, who is facing money laundering charges, was in court on Wednesday, March 26, 2025, when he suddenly slumped while the court registrar was about to re-read the charges against him. According to reports from DAILY POST, he was initially arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Tuesday on a four-count charge related to currency smuggling and money laundering. He had pleaded not guilty, and the court ordered his remand in custody, setting the trial for the following day. However, at the resumed hearing, his lawyer, Uche Okoronkwo, requested a change of plea from not guilty to guilty, prompting the judge to withdraw counts three and four while ordering a re-reading of counts one and two. Courtroom Drama as Okorie Loses Consciousness As the court registrar prepared to read the revised charges, Okorie was asked whether he understood English. Rather than responding, he collapsed in the dock, causing a commotion. His wife and daughter, who were present in court, broke down in tears as he was quickly rushed to the hospital for medical attention. Arrest and Seizure of $578,000 at Lagos Airport The case dates back to March 19, 2025, when Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) intercepted Okorie upon his arrival in Lagos from Johannesburg aboard South African Airways Flight SA60. At the airport’s currency declaration desk, he reportedly declared only $279,000. However, a routine search uncovered an additional $299,000 concealed in multiple packages, bringing the total sum to $578,000 in cash. Legal Implications and Next Steps The trial remains in progress, with further proceedings expected once the defendant is medically cleared. The EFCC continues its crackdown on financial crimes, reinforcing Nigeria’s commitment to anti-money laundering regulations. Conclusion This case has sparked renewed conversations around currency smuggling, financial crime regulations, and airport security in Nigeria. With investigations still ongoing, it remains to be seen how the court will handle Okorie Sunday’s case following his unexpected courtroom collapse. : Nigeria’s Anti-Money Laundering Regulations READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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EFCC Unveils 58 Fraudulent Investment Schemes Defrauding Nigerians ABUJA – The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has exposed 58 unauthorized investment platforms operating as Ponzi schemes, deceiving unsuspecting Nigerians and swindling them out of their hard-earned money. According to the EFCC, these companies, disguising themselves as legitimate investment firms, are not recognized by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) or the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This revelation comes after official reports from both regulatory bodies confirmed their unregistered status. EFCC’s Actions Against Ponzi Operators In a statement released on Tuesday, Dele Oyewale, EFCC’s Head of Media and Publicity, disclosed that the anti-corruption agency has taken legal action against several of these entities. Five companies have already been convicted, while another five have pleaded guilty and are awaiting further judicial review. Numerous other cases are in different stages of legal proceedings. This decisive move aligns with the EFCC’s commitment to sanitizing Nigeria’s financial environment and safeguarding citizens against fraudulent investment ventures. The commission reassured Nigerians of its relentless efforts to track economic crimes and uphold transparency in the financial sector. Full List of 58 Identified Ponzi Schemes in Nigeria The EFCC identified the following investment platforms as fraudulent: Protecting Nigerians from Financial Fraud The EFCC urges Nigerians to remain cautious when engaging with investment platforms, especially those promising unrealistic returns. Before investing, individuals should verify the registration status of any company with the CBN or SEC to avoid falling victim to scams. For a more in-depth look at investment fraud prevention, visit SEC Nigeria’s official website to verify licensed investment firms. Conclusion As fraudulent investment schemes continue to emerge, regulatory agencies like the EFCC are working tirelessly to bring perpetrators to justice. Nigerians are advised to conduct thorough research and report suspicious financial activities to the relevant authorities. For more updates on financial security and fraud prevention, follow the latest reports from EFCC Nigeria and stay informed. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Kaduna Zonal Directorate, has arrested 11 suspected internet fraudsters in Niger State. The operation took place at White Hotel, located in the Chanchangi Local Government Area, following credible intelligence regarding their involvement in cybercrime activities. EFCC’s Raid on Suspected Internet Fraudsters According to an official statement from the EFCC, the suspects were apprehended on Thursday, February 27, 2025, in a coordinated daylight raid. The anti-graft agency disclosed that two vehicles and 13 mobile phones of various brands were recovered during the operation. “The Commission’s operatives carried out the arrest professionally with no motive or tinge of abduction,” the statement read in part. Conflicting Accounts Surrounding the Raid Despite the EFCC’s clarification, some local residents expressed concerns about the manner of the operation. A source, speaking anonymously, claimed that armed men stormed the hotel around 5 a.m., disabled the CCTV cameras, and raided the premises without identifying themselves as security operatives. “The armed men stormed the hotel very early in the morning, disconnected all CCTV cameras, and carried out the raid without any hindrance. After disarming the security guards, they moved from room to room, apprehending individuals and taking them to an undisclosed location,” the source stated. The source further speculated that some of the guests, possibly foreigners, might have been the target of the operation. “We gathered that some white men lodged in the hotel, and they may have been tracked to their rooms. Reports suggest that no fewer than ten persons were taken,” the source added. EFCC Dismisses Banditry Claims In response to the allegations, the EFCC categorically refuted claims that the operation was conducted by bandits or kidnappers. The Commission assured the public that all necessary legal protocols were followed and that the arrested suspects would be prosecuted in court upon the completion of investigations. For further verification, visit EFCC’s official website to read their latest updates on crime prevention and enforcement. EFCC Official Website READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has officially arraigned Jude Okoye, the former manager and elder brother of Paul and Peter Okoye from the now-defunct music duo P-Square. He is facing charges related to money laundering, involving N1.38 billion, $1 million, and £34,537.59. The case was presented at the Federal High Court in Lagos. Court Proceedings and Charges Jude Okoye and his company, Northside Music Ltd, were brought before Justice Alexander Owoeye on a seven-count charge of financial misconduct. One of the allegations states that in 2022, Jude Okoye and Northside Music Ltd acquired a property located at No. 5, Tony Eromosele Street, Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos, valued at N850 million. The EFCC claims the funds used for this acquisition were proceeds of unlawful activity, which constitutes an offense under the Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022. Another charge accuses Okoye of using a bureau de change service to convert $1,019,762.87 from an Access Bank account operated by Northside Music Ltd into naira. The converted funds were allegedly distributed across various bank accounts to obscure their origins. This act, according to EFCC, violates the provisions of the Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022. Courtroom Arguments and Bail Application Jude Okoye pleaded not guilty to the charges brought against him. Following his plea, EFCC counsel Larry Aso requested a trial date and urged the court to remand Okoye in a correctional facility pending the commencement of the proceedings. In response, Okoye’s legal representative, Inibehe Effiong, informed the court of a pending bail application and requested a short adjournment to address it. Effiong also petitioned for his client to remain in EFCC custody until the bail hearing. However, EFCC’s counsel opposed this request, citing overcrowding in EFCC detention facilities and instead recommending remand in a correctional facility. Court’s Ruling and Next Steps Justice Alexander Owoeye ruled that the defendant be remanded in Ikoyi Prison. The case is scheduled for a bail hearing on February 28, while the trial is set to commence on April 14. Key Takeaways For further details on financial crime laws in Nigeria, visit EFCC’s official website. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arraigned a legal practitioner, Alexander Uchenna Ozougwu, before the Federal High Court in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, over alleged involvement in a N1.3 billion forex investment fraud. According to a statement by Dele Oyewale, EFCC’s Head of Media & Publicity, the accused was charged with six counts relating to money laundering and obtaining money under false pretenses. The charges stem from claims that Ozougwu operated a bogus foreign exchange investment scheme, misleading investors and diverting funds. The EFCC alleges that between July and September 2024, Ozougwu acquired over N1.3 billion through fraudulent means. One charge specifies that he collected N268,850,000 through an account named Starlight Attorneys, funds suspected to be proceeds of unlawful activities. Another charge highlights a transaction involving N213,000,000 in July 2024, similarly funneled through the same account. When the charges were read, Ozougwu pleaded not guilty. The prosecution, led by Joshua O. Abolarin, requested the defendant’s remand in a correctional facility and a trial date. Meanwhile, the defense counsel, C. M. Onuchukwu, applied for bail on self-recognizance, assuring the court of the defendant’s availability for future proceedings. Presiding Judge, Justice Sergius Onah, granted bail set at N500 million, with two sureties of grade level 12 or higher in the civil service, who must own landed properties within the court’s jurisdiction. Additionally, the defendant was required to submit his international passport and two passport-sized photographs. Details of the Fraudulent Scheme Investigations revealed that Ozougwu posed as a registered Bureau de Change operator, convincing victims to share access to their betting accounts under the pretense of funding them. However, instead of fulfilling his promises, he reportedly diverted over N1.3 billion into personal and betting accounts. The EFCC launched the investigation after receiving complaints from four petitioners who suffered financial losses. The commission’s probe confirmed that the funds were funneled into various betting platforms under a Ponzi-like structure, ultimately leading to the massive fraud. Justice Onah adjourned the case until March 31, 2025, for trial continuation. For more on Nigeria’s latest fraud cases and anti-corruption efforts, visit the EFCC’s official website. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede criticizes Nigerians for condemning corruption but defending corrupt leaders. He emphasizes the need for collective action to fight financial crimes in Nigeria. Nigerians Criticize Corruption but Shield Corrupt Leaders – EFCC Boss Olukoyede The Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ola Olukoyede, has raised concerns about Nigerians’ conflicting stance on corruption. While many condemn the issue, they also defend corrupt individuals when they face legal action. During a meeting in Abuja on Friday with officials from the Centre for Crisis Communication (CCC), led by Chris Olukolade, Olukoyede emphasized that corruption remains Nigeria’s greatest challenge to development. Corruption: The Major Barrier to Nigeria’s Progress Olukoyede stated that addressing corruption and financial crimes is key to eradicating underdevelopment in Nigeria. “One of Nigeria’s biggest problems is corruption. If we can successfully tackle it, underdevelopment will become a thing of the past,” he said. He further stressed that the fight against corruption is a shared responsibility, not just the duty of the government. Citizens must actively commit to upholding integrity and accountability to ensure national progress. Contradictions in Public Reactions to Corruption Cases The EFCC chairman highlighted a major contradiction in how Nigerians respond to corruption. While many decry corruption, they often support and defend leaders accused of financial crimes when prosecuted. “People cry out about corruption, blaming it for destroying our system. Yet, when high-profile cases are investigated and suspects arraigned, the same people take to the streets with placards, defending the accused.” According to Olukoyede, such actions undermine the fight against corruption. He stressed that anti-corruption efforts should be a collective mission rather than a selective pursuit. EFCC’s Commitment to Combating Corruption Reaffirming the EFCC’s dedication to tackling financial crimes, Olukoyede assured that the agency would continue working within the limits of the law to hold corrupt individuals accountable. He also called for public collaboration in combating corruption and announced that the EFCC would partner with the Centre for Crisis Communication (CCC) to improve strategic communication and public awareness on issues of integrity and accountability. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has brought charges against 11 Chinese nationals and one Filipino over alleged involvement in internet fraud, including cryptocurrency investment scams and romance scams. The suspects were arraigned before Justice D.I. Dipeolu at the Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos. Details of the Arraignment The individuals, alongside Genting International Co. Ltd, were arrested on December 19, 2024, by EFCC operatives. They were accused of cyber-related offenses, including: The suspects were identified as:? Wang Zheng Ming? Li Yin Hui? Xian Hong Will? Zhang Xiao Lei? Long Zhao Ming? Guo Xiao Fei? Yang Sheng? Wang Zheng Feng? Chen Wenyuan? Liu San Hua? Luo Jia You? Rheign Dela Vega Upon arraignment, all defendants pleaded not guilty to the charges. Legal Proceedings and Next Steps The EFCC prosecution team, comprising L.P. Aso, M. K. Bashir, T. J. Banjo, N. K. Ukoha, and B. Buhari-Bala, urged the court to:✔️ Set trial dates✔️ Remand the suspects in correctional facilities Following this, Justice Dipeolu scheduled the next hearings for February 7, 14, and 21, 2025. He also ordered that the accused be detained at Ikoyi and Kirikiri Correctional Centres pending further trial proceedings. Implications of the Case The EFCC’s crackdown on internet fraud underscores its commitment to tackling cybercrime, financial fraud, and digital scams. This case highlights the increasing role of international fraud syndicates in romance scams, crypto fraud, and online deception, which have become prevalent in Nigeria and beyond. With the upcoming court proceedings, all eyes are on how the case unfolds and the legal consequences for the accused individuals. Key Takeaways ? EFCC arraigns 11 Chinese nationals and one Filipino over internet fraud.? Charges include cyber-terrorism, identity theft, and false document possession.? Suspects pleaded not guilty and are remanded at Ikoyi and Kirikiri prisons.? Court adjourns hearing to February 7, 14, and 21, 2025. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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The EFCC has urged 2024 NYSC Batch C Stream II corps members to stand against corruption, emphasizing hard work over fraud and the role of youths in national development. Introduction The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has called on members of the 2024 Batch C Stream II of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) to take a firm stand against corruption. During an orientation lecture at the NYSC Orientation Camp in Yikpata, Edu Local Government Area, Kwara State, the EFCC emphasized the critical role of youths in combating financial crimes and fostering national growth. Youth Empowerment in the Fight Against Corruption The Executive Chairman of EFCC, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, delivered this message through the Head of Public Affairs Department, Ilorin Zonal Directorate, Mr. Ayodele Babatunde. He encouraged corps members to serve as whistleblowers, intelligence-gatherers, and active foot soldiers in the fight against corruption. According to Olukoyede, corruption hinders Nigeria’s progress, affecting key sectors such as security, infrastructure, and economic development. He stressed that tackling corruption will unleash the creative potential of Nigerian youths, paving the way for a more prosperous society. Hard Work Over Fraud: No Shortcuts to Success Addressing the issue of cybercrime, popularly known as Yahoo-Yahoo, Olukoyede warned against seeking wealth through fraudulent means. He highlighted the long-term consequences of financial crimes, stating that: Corruption and National Challenges Olukoyede linked corruption to various national challenges, including kidnapping, banditry, and poor infrastructure. He urged the corps members to uphold integrity and contribute positively to society by rejecting corrupt practices. Conclusion: A Call to Action The EFCC reaffirmed its commitment to eradicating corruption in Nigeria and encouraged NYSC members to join the fight by reporting fraudulent activities and promoting ethical values. With the active participation of youths, Nigeria can achieve sustainable economic growth and national development. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Former Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello, faces ₦110 billion fraud charges as the EFCC presents its first witness in court. Read the full details of the corruption trial. Introduction The trial of former Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello, over alleged ₦110 billion fraud has taken a new turn as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) presented its first witness in court. Justice Maryann Anenih dismissed objections raised by Bello and his co-defendants, paving the way for the trial to proceed. EFCC’s First Witness Testifies in Court On Wednesday, the EFCC brought forward its first witness, Fabian Nwaora, a real estate businessman, to testify in the 16-count money laundering charge against the former governor. Despite objections from the defense counsel, who argued that the prosecution had failed to provide all necessary evidence, Justice Anenih ruled that the trial should continue, citing the absence of a formal application to support the objection. Property Sale and EFCC Investigation During his testimony, Nwaora, the owner of EFAB Property, revealed details of a real estate transaction linked to the case. According to him, in 2020, his company sold a property at No. 1 Ikobosi Street, Maitama, Abuja, to Shehu Bello for ₦550 million. However, in 2023, Shehu Bello returned all documents related to the property, informing the company that the EFCC had launched an investigation. Subsequently, Nwaora was summoned by the anti-graft agency and was instructed to refund the money to an account designated by the EFCC. Allegations Against Yahaya Bello and Co-Defendants Yahaya Bello, who served as governor of Kogi State from 2016 to 2024, is standing trial alongside two government officials, Oricha and Abdulsalami Hudu. The charge sheet (CR/7781) accuses them of conspiracy, criminal breach of trust, and illegal acquisition of properties. List of Allegedly Illicit Properties The EFCC alleges that the former governor diverted state funds to acquire multiple high-value properties, including: Additionally, the EFCC alleged that Bello and his associates transferred $570,330 and $556,265 to TD Bank in the United States. They are also accused of illegally acquiring ₦677.8 million from Bespoque Business Solution Limited. Court Proceedings and Bail Conditions Following his arraignment, Yahaya Bello was remanded in Kuje Prison on December 10, 2024. However, while his co-defendants were granted bail earlier, he was later admitted to bail under the following conditions: The case has been adjourned until April 3, 2025, for further hearings. Conclusion The EFCC’s case against Yahaya Bello is one of Nigeria’s most significant corruption trials in recent times. As proceedings continue, all eyes remain on the court’s next decision regarding the former governor’s fate. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has expressed strong disapproval of the growing support on social media for the alleged killer of Assistant Superintendent of the EFCC, ASEII Aminu Sahabi Salisu. Salisu tragically lost his life on January 17, 2025, while executing his official duty in Anambra State to apprehend suspected internet fraudsters. EFCC Responds to the Incident In a statement released on Sunday, the EFCC mourned the death of Salisu and criticized the false narratives being circulated online regarding the incident. The statement, signed by Dele Oyewale, Head of Media and Publicity, emphasized the injustice of defending the suspect, Joshua Chukwubueze Ikechukwu, who reportedly shot Salisu and injured another officer during the operation. The Commission condemned those spreading these narratives and called for respect toward Salisu’s family and the integrity of the nation. Incident Overview The incident occurred in Awka, Anambra State, during an EFCC operation to apprehend suspected internet fraudsters. While the team successfully detained 37 suspects without incident, Ikechukwu resisted arrest by refusing to open his door and later shooting at the officers. Salisu was fatally wounded, and another officer sustained injuries during the attack. Preliminary investigations revealed that Ikechukwu was involved in coding and questionable online medical supply operations. EFCC’s Stand Against False Narratives The EFCC denounced the online glorification of Ikechukwu, calling it “irresponsible, inhuman, and outrageous.” The agency reiterated that Salisu’s death was a result of a criminal act, which should not be rationalized or celebrated. “The activities of internet fraudsters have escalated into serious threats to public safety and security,” the EFCC said. Intelligence reports have linked these criminals to activities like armed violence, kidnapping, ritual killings, and other hazardous crimes. Justice and Future Measures Ikechukwu is currently in police custody and will face prosecution for his actions. The EFCC reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring justice and warned that future attacks on its officers would be met with the full force of the law. Despite this tragic loss, the Commission remains steadfast in its fight against corruption and internet fraud. Acknowledgment of Support The EFCC expressed gratitude to sister agencies, well-meaning individuals, and the general public for their unwavering support during this challenging period. “We mourn the loss of a gallant officer who paid the ultimate price in service to the nation. The EFCC remains committed to its mandate and will not be deterred by such acts of violence,” the statement concluded. Conclusion This tragic incident underscores the dangers faced by anti-corruption agencies in Nigeria. The EFCC remains determined to protect the public from internet fraud and related crimes, urging citizens to support their efforts rather than propagating harmful narratives. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
